UK Space Agency team lands at 2023 Royal International Air Tattoo
A team from the UK Space Agency has been inspiring young people about the wonders of space at this year’s Royal International Air Tattoo in Gloucestershire.
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UK Space Agency to bring its 'Space for Everyone' STEAM tour to Swansea
The UK Space Agency will be docking its 72 ft model rocket on Museum Park, Swansea, from 22 June to 26 June, bringing the awe-inspiring 'Space for Everyone’ tour to the region.
Crowds turn out for launch of UK Space Agency’s Space for Everyone tour
The first leg of the UK Space Agency’s Space for Everyone tour was a resounding success, as hundreds turned out to see the 72 ft model rocket in Southampton.
From CanSat to a career in space
We spoke to Junior Aerospace Engineer, Daisy Richardson about how designing a mini rocket led to a career in the space sector.
Ignite Space 2023: agenda now available
Tickets are now available for the UK Space Agency's Ignite Space event - Tuesday, 7 March 2023, Aerospace Bristol
Ignite Space is coming to Bristol
Ignite Space is coming to Aerospace Bristol on Tuesday 7 March 2023, where companies within the UK space sector will have the chance to network, and showcase services and products beneath the iconic Concorde Alpha Foxtrot.
ESA Council of Ministers: Decision time for shaping the future of space
The next meeting of the European Council of Ministers will take place in November in Paris. But what is it all about?
The UK and Canada - working together in space
At Canada House in London last week, UK and Canadian space delegations came together to celebrate the collaboration between our two space sectors.
Strengthening space ties between the UK and Japan
Today, the UK Space Agency signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), taking a new step in space cooperation between the UK and Japan. Dr Graham Turnock (CEO of the UK Space Agency) and President …
The free-falling rocket: how we knew the UK was safe
On Tuesday 4 May, the UK's Space Operations Centre (UKSpOC) based at High Wycombe started monitoring the re-entry of an object into the Earth's atmosphere.