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Some stories don’t fit neatly into one category. This is where SpaceInfo Club gathers its features, founder interviews and one-off pieces — the conversations and events that go deeper than a single news beat. Coverage spans company deep-dives, World Space Week coverage, and the people building space companies from scratch.
Reporting draws on in-depth conversations like the one with Marius Celette, CEO of Alpha Impulsion, on the economics of getting to orbit.
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Marius Celette — CEO, Alpha Impulsion; rethinking rocket propulsion from the inside out.
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A conversation with Marius Celette, CEO of Alpha Impulsion. The space industry is often framed as a race of ambition, a contest of powerful rockets, bold timelines, and national prestige.
The Rocket Equation and the Economics of Getting to Space Read More »
This year’s theme “Living in Space”, learn about SpaceInfo Club’s collab with the World Space Week Association, see which companies are leading to the future.
Embracing the Cosmos: World Space Week 2025 & SpaceInfo Club’s Mission Read More »
HENON is carried out within the European Space Agency’s (ESA) General Support Technology Programme (GSTP) – “Fly” element – thanks to funding from the Italian Space Agency (ASI) through the ALCOR program, along with contributions from the United Kingdom and Finland.
Argotec’s CURIE: The Electric Heart Driving Small Satellites to the Edge of the Unknown Read More »
The Italian aerospace industry has long been at the forefront of innovation, with its expertise spanning satellite technology, propulsion systems, and astronaut gear. Among the rising stars in this sector is Spacewear Astronaut Equipment, an innovative Italian startup specializing in wearable technology for space exploration. With a focus on advanced textiles, ergonomic design, and integrated health-monitoring
Spacewear Astronaut Equipment: Pioneering the Future of Wearable Space Technology Read More »
The act of walking on the Moon, often romanticized in images of astronauts bounding gracefully across the surface, is far more complex than it appears.
One Small Step, A Thousand Challenges: Redefining Lunar Mobility Read More »
This Article was written by our editor, Kamakhya Arora Designing for space is unlike any traditional design process. It requires us to dream beyond the present and envision a future that does not yet exist. Every decision must consider physics, psychology, and adaptability in an environment where the rules of Earth do not apply. The
Designing for extraterrestrial Read More »
