Articles
Selected articles, reports, and commentary across space systems, climate intelligence, and innovation ecosystems.
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Shot Scope / ESA Business ApplicationsWith support from an ESA Demonstration Project, golfing performance specialist Shot Scope has delivered new solutions for performance analytics.
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UNOSAT / ESA Business ApplicationsThe United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT) launched its Humanitarian Rapid Mapping service in 2003, using satellite-based intelligence.
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ENVInavigator / ESA Business ApplicationsAccording to the World Wildlife Fund, forests are vital to life on Earth, and satellite AI is transforming monitoring and management.
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Shutterstock / ESA Business ApplicationsA Memorandum of Intent launching Genoa as a pilot city for ecological transition using space applications.
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Weatherforce / ESA Business ApplicationsSatellite data helps agriculture adapt to Peru's challenging climatic conditions and improve productivity.
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Shutterstock / ESA Business ApplicationsFinal presentations from ESA-supported COVID-19 response projects in Italy.
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Shutterstock / ESA Business ApplicationsRecruitment technology start-up MeVitae applies space-enabled data approaches to hiring systems.
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Darwin / ESA Business ApplicationsHarwell Campus becomes a testbed for autonomous mobility solutions in the UK.
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Tandem / ESA Business ApplicationsOn-demand transport services reduce emissions and improve urban mobility efficiency.
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Shutterstock / ESA Business ApplicationsMcKenzie Intelligence Services launches GEO platform for insurance risk analysis using satellite data.
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ESA / PSCEESA and Public Safety Communication Europe collaborate to advance digital transformation in public safety using space applications.
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Morbihan / ESA Business ApplicationsSatellite data is being used to improve financial and investment decision-making processes.
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ESA Business ApplicationsSatellite imagery is helping monitor and verify carbon farming and environmental impact initiatives.
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ESA / UN Global Compact CEO Water MandateESA and the UN Global Compact CEO Water Mandate collaborate on water sustainability solutions using space technologies.
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ESA Business ApplicationsAI and satellite data are being used to track and prevent wildlife poaching in protected ecosystems.
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City of Essen / ESA Business ApplicationsSpace-enabled applications are being deployed to improve urban resilience and environmental monitoring in Essen.
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FieldScout / ESA Business ApplicationsPrecision agriculture tools using satellite data help farmers optimise crop productivity.
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ESA / COP26A COP26 initiative highlights how space and digital technologies support climate action and sustainability.
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ESA BIC LazioOverview of ESA BIC Lazio and its role in supporting space startups and innovation.
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Shutterstock / European Space AgencyA programme helping space startups and SMEs prepare for investment and scale-up opportunities.
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ESA BIC BavariaESA BIC Bavaria supports Atlas Aero in developing aerospace innovation and technologies.
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Room - The Space JournalA feature exploring space outreach and communication efforts in the context of ESA missions.
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ESOESO signs a major contract for advanced adaptive mirror technology for the Extremely Large Telescope.
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ESOA new generation infrared detector achieves first light, advancing astronomical observation capabilities.
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CAP Journal / ESOAn outreach initiative using ultra high definition imaging to communicate astronomy discoveries.
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ESOCoverage of a milestone event in the development of the Extremely Large Telescope.
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ESOContract awarded for construction of a large adaptive mirror system for advanced telescopes.
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ESOAn exploration of Chilean skies captured in ultra high definition for astronomy outreach.
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ESODiscovery and observation of a rare ring system around an asteroid.
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UNAWEA review of an educational space outreach publication aimed at children.
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UNAWEEducational content exploring hidden astronomical phenomena in our galaxy.
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UKSEDSA personal account of participation in a UKSEDS space conference and experience sharing.
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NatureScientific paper exploring the origin of asteroid debris through collision analysis.
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The startup community came together on the local and national level to support StartupCon. Credit: SpaceoneersOn the 27th October 2016, StartupCon brought together founders and investors in a series of exciting lectures, pitches and joint...
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Anushka Sharma, Disrupt Space: “The space sector can learn from fast growth startups”. Credit: SpaceoneersThe space sector is going through something of a transformation, shifting from the ‘old space’ of government organisations and a...
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Credit: Mr Pengxin Han et al. from CALTEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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New space relies on new and innovative ideas to drive forward the sector. But what is the role of academia...
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Front page of summary report.We are pleased to be able to share the summary report of the successful Bremen Space Tour of the USA....
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At the International Astronautical Congress (IAC), ‘spaceoneer’ Elon Musk outlined his plans on making humans a multiplanetary species with an...
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Working on the antenna at the ground station in Milan. Image credit: Leaf SpaceItalian space startup, Leaf Space, recently announced it has secured one million Euros in financial capital as it aims to...
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Innoflair office environment. Credit: InnoflairNuno Louro is the Co-Founder and Director of Innoflair, a software development company specialising in the space industry. With a...
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A cross-disciplinary team of experts are supporting the innovative design solutions for sustainable cities on Mars. Founded in Silicon Beach...
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ESA Business Innovation Centre, NoordwijkOn Thursday 1 September, ‘Spaceoneers’ visited the Space Business Innovation Day in Noordwijk, the Netherlands. It featured an exciting programme...
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A health worker administers a polio vaccine. Credit: Rotary Club of Nagpur, Flickr Creative CommonsEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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CEO of XPRIZE, Marcus Shingles welcomes the Bremen Space Delegation to XPRIZEOn the last working day of their tour, the Bremen Space Delegation ventured to their final site visits in Los...
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Group touring NASA JPLDay five of the Bremen Space Tour and the delegation ventured onto Pasadena/Los Angeles. First stop was NASA Jet Propulsion...
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The Senator and his assistant inspecting 3D printed modelsFollowing on from visits to NASA Ames Research Center and Airbus A3, the delegation returned to Silicon Valley, first to...
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The delegation at NASA Ames Research CenterAfter an early morning start, the delegation travelled from the Golden City of San Francisco towards the heart of innovation...
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3D printed car on display at Autodesk GalleryAfter a first day of welcomes and introductions, the first events of the main programme got underway. It started off...
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The Bremen Space Delegation at Twin Peaks.The Bremen space delegation has made it to California where they will seek to obtain insights into the rapidly growing...
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Image credit: Starburst AcceleratorEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The Dipteron App. Credit: Ana Cristina Rosa, DipteronAna Cristina Rosa is the founder and leader of the Dipteron team. Dutch and originally from Brazil, she is a...
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Artist’s concept of SpaceIL’s lunar lander, one competitor for Alphabet’s Google Lunar XPRIZE. Image credit: SpaceIL.Each month we will round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our...
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Spaceoneers caught up with Ran Qedar, following his developments since the first Startup Weekend Space in Bremen where he led...
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Bremen Invest (Wirtschaftsförderung Bremen, WFB) is offering the opportunity to visit “new space” companies in Silicon Valley and Los Angeles....
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Formula for the dayThe fourth edition of European Space Solutions took place in The Hague from 30 May to 3 June 2016 at...
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Teams hard at work at ActInSpace Darmstadt. Credit: Spaceoneers/Design & Data GmbHAn “international hackathon” in space applications, ActInSpace recently brought together entrepreneurs, students, job seekers, developers and creative users over a...
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Takeshi Hakamada’s personal vision has been to create a world where spaceships like the ones in Star Wars that fly...
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Space economy annual growth rates compared with the global economy. Figure via: The Space ReviewEach month we will round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our...
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Planetary Resources logo. Image credit: Planetary ResourcesAs President and CEO of Planetary Resources, Chris Lewicki is responsible for its strategic development of its mission and vision,...
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Space Angels Network logo. Credit: Space Angels NetworkAs Managing Director of the Space Angels Network, Chad Anderson has facilitated millions of dollars of private investment into commercial...
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Space and technology group OHB SE (Prime Standard, ISIN DE0005936124) has established a new subsidiary known as OHB Venture Capital...
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Israeli startup, SkyFi, would deploy 60 nanosatellites around the world to enable global communications coverage with adjustable signal relays (screenshot, YouTube)Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The second edition of the INNOspace Masters competition is now set to begin under the theme “Space 4.0”. From 14...
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What is the role of new space startups? How can they help to shape the sector? And what challenges must...
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It is already a reality in North America. As part of the NewSpace movement, many young startup companies bring innovative...
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The second Startup Weekend Space in Europe took place on 2nd-4th October 2015. Hosted by Gdansk Park Naukowo – Techhnologiczny,...
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StartupWeekend Space held a Workshop and Fireside Chat panel on Friday, 18th September. It was an opportunity for the remaining...
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Several StartupWeekend Space: Bremen, Gdansk and Shanghai team members attended the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) 2015 in Jerusalem, Israel. It...
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Turning the Solar System into our backyard. Let’s play! On 7-8 April 2016, the first ever Disrupt Space Summit will...
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Design & Data has partnered with the Space Forum – a joint summit between the space and digital industries –...
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The world’s economies are on the cusp of the fourth industrial revolution. Driven by digitalisation and marked by the merging...
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Join the ESNC global innovation network and get connected with our world-class partners, thrilling start-ups and visionary entrepreneurs. Discover this...
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Welcome to Spaceoneers! On this new website we take a look at space pioneers – those who have pushed the...
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Image credit: solveforabillion.comSince 2013, Brian Lim has become a leader in global space-based innovation, by leading five space start-ups to initial investment...
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Since 2014, Blue Dot Solutions has provided consulting services related to the space sector in Poland and Europe; integrated application...
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Credit: NovorésuméEach month we will round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our...
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Berlin Space Technologies logo. Credit: BSTDuring the last decade, Tom Segert has shaped the small satellites industry in Germany’s capital, Berlin. He has been keen...
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With long-term plans for in-space resource extraction in the form of asteroid mining, Deep Space Industries (DSI) is offering an...
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Since we launched the concept of ‘Spaceoneers’ we have been interacting with the new space community, to find out how...
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Prospector-X, the inaugural mission of the Luxembourg and Deep Space Industries partnership, Prospector-X, is a 3U spacecraft that will operate in low Earth orbit. Credit: Deep Space IndustriesEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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A Bloon flight – the day trip of a lifetime. Comfortably seated in a pleasant, intimate environment you can fly up to an altitude of 36 km to enjoy a spectacular view of the Earth. Credit: Zero 2 InfinityWhen you first think of ‘space’ you might think ‘rockets’? But rockets aren’t the only way of getting spacecraft (and...
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LBA’s UK Space Tech Angels to boost investment for space-related technology startups. Launched at an event in London in conjunction...
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The Winter holidays are approaching, which is a perfect time to relax and keep warm with a good book. It’s...
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Earth. Credit: NASA (2015)Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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AstroTube™ deployment on Alsat Nano Mission. Nov. 2016. Credit: Alsat Nano Mission, Open University. Courtesy: Oxford Space SystemsHow do we most effectively send satellites into space? And how do we make the best use of the volume...
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Radar imagery allows us to peer through clouds or dense atmosphere easily and can be used any time of day. Iceye is bringing this from government use to the commercial market. Credit: IceyeA new era of space is unfolding through the interaction between government organisations, private sector, society and politics, what is...
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Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Die Astronautin: Crowdfunding campaign started Everyone who wants to help get Germany’s first woman into space can contribute their part...
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As humanity explores beyond our Earth we will need new systems to adapt to our life in space. We envisage...
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Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Six women have now been selected for the finals for Die Astronautin, the first female German astronaut. In the medical...
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Got a service, product, or business idea that uses satellite navigation in everyday life? Then put it on the fast...
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Space is not only scientifically and politically motivated. It calls for more private sector involvement and new business models. As...
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“Space 4.0” conference and festive awards ceremony set for 17 May 2017 in Berlin These days, the space sector and...
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The largest international student-run business convention, The World Business Dialogue is in its 20th year. It is a place for...
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Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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In this age of social networks and apps, we are more connected than ever before. They have become a part...
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The new competition round of the Copernicus Masters finally started! New partners, an impressing and unparalleled prize pool worth more...
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INNOSPACE WEEKEND: All those interested in space and mobility are invited to spend a whole weekend in Cologne networking with...
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Orbex logo. Credit: OrbexEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The German space agency DLR plans to fly two physical sciences experiments on Blue Origin’s New Shepard vehicle when it resumes test flights later this year. Credit: Blue OriginEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Sebastian Marcu, CEO & Co-Founder of Bake In Space GmbH. Credit: Sebastian D. Marcu/Design & Data GmbHFood is an important part of our daily routine. It gives us energy in what we do and contributes towards...
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Getting to the heart of innovation with IDEO’s design thinking approach Credit: IDEOWhat if there were some magic formula to innovate new products or services? Or some approach or method one can...
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Image credit: European Space Agency / Artist’s conceptEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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A human return to the Moon could be done with commercial or international capabilities, without jeopardizing a government-led humans-to-Mars program. (credit: Boeing)Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Notable guests at the first INNOspace Weekend.Left to right: Dr Franziska Zeitler, Head of Department of Innovation & New Markets, DLR Space Administration; Dr Michael Scharnberg, Regierungsdirektor, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi); Henriette Reker, Oberbürgermeisterin Köln (Mayor of Cologne); Dr Gerd Gruppe, Head of DLR Space Administration; Andreas Kriechbaumer, Innovation; New Markets, DLR Space AdministrationCredit: Design & Data GmbH/DLR Space AdministrationThe first INNOspace Weekend was a great success. 65 participants attended from over 17 countries and a mix of backgrounds....
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A human return to the Moon could be done with commercial or international capabilities, without jeopardizing a government-led humans-to-Mars program. (credit: Boeing)Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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In the first space conference in Europe to focus on the newspace industry, NewSpace Europe took place in the heart...
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The data economy demands a new approach to antitrust rules. Credit; David Parkins via The EconomistEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The Winter holidays are approaching, which is a perfect time to relax and keep warm with a good book. It’s...
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Image credit: Hector Guerrero | Getty ImagesEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Hannah Kiel. Credit: StarburstWhen your start-up is established, how do you go about scaling up? One option is to join an accelerator programme,...
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What is venture capital and how does it differ between the US and Europe? How can Europe attract more investors...
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One of the eight Lemur-2 satellites operated by Spire Global. Credit: SpirePeter Platzer co-founded Spire with the vision of gathering data from a network of small satellites from any location on...
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If you are a (soon-to-be) startup founder that uses space technology or earth observation data, the date 15 March 2018...
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Sara Jennings, Producer of NASA FDL. Credit: NASA FDLSara Jennings is the Producer for NASA Frontier Development Lab, an applied Artificial Intelligence R&D accelerator designed to enhance NASA’s...
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Spire engineer Shaina Johl runs tests on a Spire cubesat, the NanoRacks-LEMUR-2 qualification model, prior to its June 2017 launch from Orbital ATK’s Cygnus spacecraft. Credit: Spire GlobalEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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D-Orbit is currently developing ION CubeSat Carrier: a custom free-flying deployer that is scheduled for its first test flight next year. After the vehicle is released from the upper stage of a launch vehicle, it deploys up to 48U of CubeSats.What started as a company in Silicon Valley, has established itself as a successful space-startup in Europe. The Italian company...
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Illustration of a commercial space station featuring two B330 modules. Credit: Bigelow AerospaceEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The SpaceX Falcon launch ILLUSTRATION: JIM WATSON FOR GETTY IMAGESEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Space business applications track at Arctic15 exploring “Limitless Space For Opportunities”. Credit: Arctic15Ahead of the Arctic15 conference next week in Helsinki, Finland, we spoke to Valerie Vlasenko who is leading the efforts...
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Orbital Insight used AI to analyze satellite images and calculate how full these rooftop oil tanks are.Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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If you have ever wondered how many satellites are currently orbiting around our planet, what those satellites are doing or...
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Valispace browser software showing power consumption. Credit: ValispaceFounded out of Startup Weekend Space: Bremen in 2015, Valispace has continued to develop its business idea towards a latest...
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Blue Origin’s New Shepard suborbital vehicle on the pad prior to an April 29 launch. Credit: Blue OriginEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Planned technical facilities at Blue Abyss. Photo courtesy: Blue AbyssWe are at a real turning point in the space industry not only in terms of space technology and space-derived...
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If you have ever wondered how satellites impact our everyday lives look no further. In our second Spaceoneers infographic we...
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European Space Agency and the Space 4.0 Initiative. Credit: ESA.Farnborough International Airshow is the UK’s the biggest aerospace event of the year. With many announcements expected across the UK...
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Credit: Thomas Campbell—NASAEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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IAC Public Day. Image: IAC 2018We’re proud to be an official media partner of the biggest space conference, the 69th International Astronautical Congress #IAC2018 from...
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Image credit: NASA images / ShutterstockEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Do you have an innovative startup concept? The Copernicus Accelerator is your opportunity to turn ground-breaking ideas into innovative business...
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If you have ever wondered how many people have been to space and where they have flown, look no further....
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POINTR technology provides its users with features such as live video streaming, voice chat and real time annotations for communication. This service augments reality by projecting instructions straight on the work area to allow experts to collaborate on any project remotely. Image credit: Delta Cygni LabsAugmented Reality paving the way for future Moon and Mars missions Delta Cygni Labs is working on an innovative visual...
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IAC 2018’s theme “Involving Everyone”The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) is the largest space conference, this year being held in the German free city of...
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On the occasion of the Φ-week event, the European Space Agency (ESA) is organising a Bootcamp for aspiring entrepreneurs supporting...
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Spaceit’s Mission Control System supports satellite operators in monitoring satellites via ground stations. Credit: SpaceitSpaceit is an Estonian space tech company seeking to revolutionise space missions. It provides cloud-based satellite operations, offering mission control...
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In our latest infographic we explore climate change, its impact and causes on our planet. Sources: “10 Nitrogen Facts (N...
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Credit: VEOWAREVeoware Space is a technology and data company that democratises spy satellite imagery for its customers. We spoke to...
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SpaceX announced that Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa will pay an undisclosed but “significant” sum for a flight of the company’s BFR rocket around the moon, carrying a group of artists. Credit: SpaceXEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Dr Knapek is one of the co-founders of Mynaric and, as a Board Member, is responsible for Group strategy and operations.German start-up Mynaric is a laser communications company that makes wireless communication equipment to enable high-speed, long-distance data delivery from...
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Joni Norppa and Lauri Häme, founders of TerramonitorBased in Helsinki, Finland, the start-up Terramonitor represents the world’s most up-to-date and comprehensive map of the globe, comprised of...
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Exotrail team. David Henri second from left. Credit: ExotrailFrench start-up Exotrail develops electric propulsion solutions for small satellites. They offer their customers launch flexibility, as their can use...
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An artist’s illustration of Lockheed Martin’s crewed lunar lander, which is designed to let astronauts spend two weeks at a time on the moon’s surface.Credit: Lockheed MartinEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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HIVE provides its various customers a means of connecting to a wide array of network stations through a single software platform (via HIVE).A start-up called “HIVE” provides a solution for super-accurate real time GNSS positioning and navigation, using existing ground based continuously...
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In our latest infographic we take a look at various climate change indicators and how private companies are now filling...
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We explore 5 ways climate change is affecting and will affect our planet and 5 start ups that are creating...
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Spaceoneers Editor-in-Chief, Ryan Laird with Chris Blackerby of Astroscale at the IAC 2018 in Bremen. Credit: SpaceoneersAstroscale is the first private company with a mission to secure long-term spaceflight safety by developing space debris removal services....
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Photo from orbit via TNW.Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Cover of The Hundert magazine Vol. 11: Startups of Germany – THOMAS EICHHORN, THE HUNDERTEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Little Spaceoneers comic bookGet inspired through our Spaceoneers online shop, which includes a variety of t-shirts and our Little Spaceoneers comic series, now...
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Meet us at DATA.SPACE 2019 in Glasgow at the “information conference of the NewSpace revolution.” One of the key drivers...
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Skyrora Edinburgh team. Credit: Skyrora Ltd“More investment in launcher capabilities is needed in Europe” Interview with Volodymyr Levykin, CEO of private launch service company Skyrora...
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Seraphim Capital is a space technology investment company and they have made some predictions for the space technology landscape in...
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PTScientists is a new space startup that aims to be the first privately funded company to land on the Moon and to explore the Apollo 17 landing site. Credit: PT ScientistsEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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As part of a new series, each week we will publish a new infographic as we tour around Europe in...
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This week we highlight Drone Rescue in Austria who have an intelligent rescue system to safely land drones.
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Exotrail team. Credit: ExotrailEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Justyna Redelkiewicz, Head of Section Consumer Markets at European GNSS Agency (GSA)Do you have an innovative idea for an application that could benefit from the precise positioning offered by Galileo? Then...
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This week we highlight InsightArt in Czech Republic, which applies spacetech to tackle the challenges faced by the art industry.
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This week we highlight Terraplasma Medical in Germany who are channeling space-based research to the medical field.
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This week we highlight SkyTree in The Netherlands who use an air capture technology that removes excess CO2 from closed...
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This week we highlight Vultus in Sweden who offer a satellite system for precision farming. The technology enables farmers around...
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This week we highlight Esplorio in the United Kingdom who have developed an app that allows users to record and...
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This week we highlight Weather Force in France who have created a collaborative platform that provides weather information in developing...
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This week we highlight Sensa Wild in Luxembourg who have developed a wilderness platform to improve safety, promote environmental protection...
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This week we highlight Connect Robotics in Portugal who provide fully autonomous drones that allow the delivery of medicines and...
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Arctic15 is the most effective matchmaking startup event in Northern Europe. The focus is on making deals and quality networking....
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Hiber logoHiber is building the first truly low-power and low-cost satellite connectivity network. It is offering to connect your devices anywhere...
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Black Arrow unveiling. Credit: SkyroraEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Dr Samantha Lavender, Managing Director, Pixalytics LtdWhat is the effect of climate change on our environment? How do we protect our forests? In what ways can...
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OroraTech logo. Courtesy: OroraTechDuring our visit to DataSpace in Glasgow, we saw a number of pitches in a quick-fire showcase of the up...
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“Segmentation of the value chain in the space industry”. Credit: Our service offering for the Space sector, June 2018, PwCThe space sector is going through a deep transformation in the various segments of its value chain. As a result...
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Peter Round, Kleos. Credit: Kleos SpaceKleos is offering a remarkable shift in global geo-located intelligence gathering capability from space. The company was founded in 2017...
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IAC 2018 highlights. Credit: IAFWe are pleased to announce we are once again an official media partner of the International Astronautical Congress (IAC). This...
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Level 2 is on! Credit: European GNSS Agency (GSA)Following the many applications to the MyGalileoApp competition, the top 30 recently selected to proceed to the development phase have...
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Space economy chart via Luminary LabsEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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We take a look at space debris, what it is and where it comes from. We try to get a...
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Arctic15 is set to blast off in Helsinki, Finland this week on 5-6 June 2019. Organised by ArcticStartup, a startup...
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©LSA / Dominique GAULEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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FinSpace pitch competition. Credit: EuroconsultAs part of the World Satellite Business Week, participants will have the opportunity to attend FinSpace and discover the projects...
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Bigelow Aerospace says it’s made deposits to SpaceX on four dedicated Crew Dragon missions to the ISS that could carry up to 16 private astronauts, an initiative enabled by NASA’s ISS commercialization strategy. Credit: NASAEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (opens in a new window)/ Flickr (opens in a new window)under a CC BY 2.0 (opens in a new window)license.Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The first of four Lacuna Space prototypes launched in April on a satellite bus from NanoAvionics. Credit: NanoAvionics.Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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First prize team “PowerPatrol”. Photo credit: Design & Data GmbHThe second edition of the PhiWeek Bootcamp has just come to an end. Hosted by the European Space Agency (ESA)...
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Blue Origin received a contract to demonstrate technology for creating and storing liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen on the moon, technology that could eventually be used to refuel its Blue Moon lunar lander. Credit: Blue OriginEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Charles Black. Credit: SenSen was founded in 2014 by Charles Black with a vision to democratise space using video to inform, educate, inspire...
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Apply to the Copernicus Accelerator 2019 The Copernicus Accelerator invites 50 of Europe’s boldest innovators and start-ups to develop their...
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Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne rocket mated to the company’s Cosmic Girl plane during tests in October 2018. Credit: Virgin OrbitEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Walter Ballheimer, CEO of German Orbital Systems. Credit: German Orbital SystemsSince 2014 German Orbital Systems has been spearheading the newspace movement in Germany, being the first company to focus on...
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ThrustMe’s Dmytro Rafalskyi, left, with a NPT30 thruster and ThrustMe CEO Ane Aanesland, right, with one of the I2T5 cold gas thrusters it sent to orbit Nov. 2 onboard a cubesat built by Spacety of China. Credit: ThrustMeEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Finalists of the MyGalileoApp competition. Credit: GSAThe winners of this year’s MyGalileoApp competition were announced at a ceremony in Prague at the European GNSS Agency (GSA)...
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Help shape future evolutions of Galileo and EGNOS. Credit: GSAEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Credit: SpaceXEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Following a number of recent releases of podcasts and this editor’s travels, at Spaceoneers we got thinking about space podcasts....
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What if you could design the ultimate industry solution? #PointIoT gives ambitious entrepreneurs that chance with a new and exciting...
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Image credit: SpaceXEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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IoT is all around us, infused into our everyday lives through constant connectivity. Our physical and virtual worlds are coming...
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The world feels like a rather different place at the moment with the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. It has virtually paralysed...
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ESA start-up competition timelineEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The Copernicus Masters 2020 – Europe’s leading innovation competition for EO – is in search of outstanding applications, solutions, and...
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How to access data through the Copernicus Data and Information Access Platforms (DIAS)The world currently is facing some unprecedented challenges. The impact of the coronavirus pandemic is being felt throughout society as...
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Crowdless App. Credit: Lanterne AIEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The programme kicks off with a two-day action-packed bootcamp in Paris, France. Credit: Point.IOTPut your creative & scientific knowledge to the test. Point.IoT wants to see your innovative solution for next-generation asset tracking...
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The Crew Dragon capsule is ready for launch. Credit: SpaceX/FlickrEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The Farming by Satellite Prize rewards young innovators exploring the use of satellite technologies to improve agriculture and reduce environmental...
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Applications to the Copernicus Accelerator 2021 are now open Do you have an early-stage business idea that could benefit from...
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Air quality changes. Credit: NASA/ESA/JAXAEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Earth from spaceEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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In the frame of the upcoming International Astronautical Congress 2020 (IAC 2020 – The Cyberspace Edition) that will be taking...
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Artistic concept art depicting a Made In Space Europe robotic arm fixed to a Momentus Vigoride spacecraft. Photo: Made In Space EuropeEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The registration for the 71st International Astronautical Congress – The CyberSpace Edition to be held from 12 – 14 October...
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MyGalileoSolution is the biggest competition ever organised by GSA with a prize pool of almost €1.5 million. Credit: GSAThe European GNSS Agency (GSA) has just launched the #MyGalileoSolution competition. The contest is targeting European innovators and entrepreneurs ready...
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Mega constellation launches are already coming thick and fast. Source: GETTYEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Whether you are new to the game or an established IoT or Galileo entrepreneur, it’s time to take your idea...
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A satellite imagery facility. Photo by: Dean Calma / IAEA / CC BYEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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D-Orbit of Italy demonstrated the first commercial last-mile delivery service when it finished a two-month campaign Oct. 28, dropping off 12 Planet SuperDove Earth-imaging satellites in orbit. Pictured is D-Orbit’s mission control center. Credit: D-OrbitEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Illustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The contest targets location-based solutions leveraging Galileo for positioning, navigation and/or timing. Credit: GSAThe projects selected for acceleration in Track 1 and Track 2 of the #MyGalileoSolution competition have been confirmed. The 30...
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As humanity is set to return to the Moon, we take a brief look at the highlights of the Apollo...
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Do you think you have what it takes to solve real-life corporate challenges with IoT innovations and Galileo technologies? Apply...
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Artistic impression of Europe from space (Credit: BestHQWallpapers.com)Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Data.Space is back in 2021 in a new format. It is moving online! Since 2017, Data.Space has been raising awareness...
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EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager. Credit: EU CommissionEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Here is a selection of space predictions according to Seraphim Capital and Northern Sky Research (NSR) for the key trends...
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ELSA-d launch. Credit: AstroscaleEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Seraphim Space Tech Venture Capital Index. Credit: Seraphim CapitalEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Artwork: Europe will work with the US on its Artemis project. Credit: Pierre Carril/TASEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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DG DEFIS Director General, Timo Pesonen, Minister for Science, Technology and Higher Education, Manuel Heitor, Commissioner for Internal Market, Thierry Breton, ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher and EUSPA Executive Director, Rodrigo da Costa. Credit: EUSPAEach month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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The masterminds of 10Lines, Tarmo Prints and Janno Paas together with their autonomous robots.Each month we round up some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, finance and technology. Here’s our round-up...
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Dear audience, It is with regret this webpage will be inactive until further notice. We hope to re-launch in the...
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Dear audience, We are thrilled to announce the full relaunch of this webpage. Under the direction of a new creative...
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Welcome back to Spaceoneers! Every month we recap some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, business, and technology....
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The SATELLITE conference in Washington D.C. will be returning from 13 – 16 March, 2023. It’s ongoing mission…to connect and...
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Every month we recap some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, business, and technology. With many exciting advancements...
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Every month we recap some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, business, and technology. With many exciting advancements...
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Every month we recap some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, business, and technology. With many exciting advancements...
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Our world is becoming increasingly reliant on satellite technology, especially for remote sensing and Earth observation. Here, we take a...
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Climate change is a significant challenge facing our world. Here we explore essential climate variables gathered using space technology that...
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Every month we recap some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, business, and technology. With many exciting advancements...
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Every month we recap some of the top stories in space, entrepreneurship, innovation, business, and technology. With many exciting advancements...