HydroGNSS mission lands in California
The UK-built HydroGNSS mission, which will investigate the Earth’s water cycle, has landed in California and is ready to start preparations for launch.
Milestone for MicroCarb: First Earth Observations
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Earth from space, Earth observation
On 28 August, the MicroCarb satellite captured its first view of Earth, marking a major milestone following its 25 July launch.
New members join space debris committee
The UK Space Agency, as the current Chair of the Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee (IADC), is pleased to announce that the Australian Space Agency (ASA) and Agencia Espacial Española (AEE, Spanish Space Agency) have become Associate Members of the Committee.
Train like an astronaut with Mission X
Children across the country can train like an astronaut with Mission X!
From Satellites to Solutions: Tackling Blue-Green Algae in Lough Neagh
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UK Space Agency, Posted on:
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Delivering Missions and Capabilities, Earth from space, Earth observation
Lough Neagh is one of Northern Ireland’s most valuable natural assets. Yet, like many freshwater bodies across Europe, it is increasingly vulnerable to the growth of harmful blue-green algae.
First astronaut with a disability learns to fly
John McFall, who could become the world's first astronaut to be assigned to a long duration mission with a physical disability, is training to fly as part of his preparation for a ground-breaking space mission.
Elevating UK space ventures: Applications open for business accelerator
The UK Space Agency Accelerator has launched new cohorts of its Geo and Fusion: Connect with Capital programmes, designed to help space businesses secure investment, and accelerate commercial growth.
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