Contact The SpaceInfo Club
Questions about the Club, an interview you would like to give, an article you want to write, or a press request — this page is where all of it starts. Pick the channel below that fits you and we will take it from there.
Choose the right channel
Every link below opens your email app with the subject line already filled in, so your message reaches the right person straight away.
Questions about the Club
Anything about our articles, the newsletter, the courses, or how to take part in what we do. If you are not sure which channel to use, this is the one.
General enquiryYou work in space
Astronauts, scientists, engineers, operators and space lawyers: tell us what you build, fly, study or regulate and we will turn it into an interview our readers can follow.
Propose an interviewWrite for The SpaceInfo Club
We publish guest articles that explain one space topic properly. Send a short pitch: the topic, the angle, why you are the right person and roughly how long it will be.
Send an article pitchMedia, agencies and companies
Press requests, mission announcements, educational partnerships and collaborations with space agencies, universities and New Space companies.
Press & partnershipsReach us anywhere
One inbox for everything, and seven places where we post daily. We read every message that arrives.
We aim to reply within three working days. Please write in English — it is the language of the Club and of everything we publish.
One Space topic, once a week
No news, no junk. Just Space — a single subject taken apart properly and delivered to your inbox every week.
Frequently asked questions
How do I contact The SpaceInfo Club?
Write to [email protected], or use one of the four channels on this page so your message arrives with the right subject line. You can also reach us through any of our social accounts — LinkedIn and Instagram are the fastest.
How long does it take to get a reply?
We aim to answer within three working days. Interview and partnership proposals sometimes take longer, because they are discussed with the contributor or the organisation involved before we come back to you.
Can I write an article for The SpaceInfo Club?
Yes. We publish guest articles from people who know their subject and can explain it clearly to a curious, non-specialist reader. Send a short pitch with the topic, the angle you want to take, your background and an estimated length. Articles must be original and written in English.
I work in the space sector — how can I take part?
Through an interview, a written contribution or a talk. Astronauts, engineers, scientists, mission operators, space lawyers and Earth observation specialists all have a place here. See who has already taken part on the collaborations page, then write to us using the Experts channel above.
Where can I find your courses?
All of them live in the learning area, from Astronomy Basics and Space Physics to Orbital Mechanics, Human Factors and Designing for Space. If you have a question about a specific course, mention its name in your email.
What language should I write in?
English. The Club publishes in English and our readers come from all over the world, so English keeps everything accessible to everyone.
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