The Club

The astronauts, space experts and projects behind The SpaceInfo Club

Every story on this site starts with a conversation. Over the years we have sat down with ESA astronaut reserve members, NASA and JPL scientists, mission operations directors, space lawyers, flight controllers and the companies building the New Space Economy — and published what they told us in full.

Below is the complete roster of people and organisations who have shared their work with the Club. Filter by category, or search for a name, an agency or a mission.

  • ESA
  • NASA & JPL
  • UK Space Agency
  • Luxembourg Space Agency
  • IAASS
  • James Webb Space Telescope
  • Copernicus

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Astronauts

Flown astronauts and members of the ESA Astronaut Reserve, on selection, training and what life in the corps actually looks like.

Space experts

Scientists, engineers, operators and specialists from ESA, NASA, national agencies and academia, explaining the work behind the missions.

Space projects and companies

The satellites, constellations and companies of the New Space Economy, explained by the teams building them.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the space professionals featured on this page?

They are astronauts, engineers, scientists, operators and company founders who have given The SpaceInfo Club an interview, a talk or a written contribution. They work at organisations including the European Space Agency, NASA and its Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the UK Space Agency, the Luxembourg Space Agency and the IAASS, as well as at private space companies across Europe and the United States.

Are the interviews free to read and watch?

Yes. Every interview, article and video linked from this page is free and requires no account. Our online courses are hosted separately in the learning area.

How can I take part or suggest a guest?

Write to us through the contacts page. We are always looking for people working in space who are willing to explain their job in plain terms — from mission operations to space law, from launcher design to Earth observation.

Where can I follow the new interviews?

Once a week we go deeper inside one space topic — no news, no junk. You can join the mailing list, or browse all our articles by category.

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