Protecting our Planet – 1 year on
Protecting our Planet – 1 year on
Learn more about how we’re helping protect the Earth and space from contamination.
The STEM projects helping young people reach for the stars
The UK Space Agency invested £65,000 into projects to engage UK pupils in STEM learning and possible space careers.
The night sky in October
September brought that first icy night under the stars since March, and it’s always a mixed experience!
The night sky in September
Some of the most beautiful sights in our night skies are visible through September, and if you can get away from the bright lights of towns and cities there are some real treats in store.
Protecting big spacecraft from the harshness of space
Exploring how Keronite has evolved traditional optical coating processes for extra-large space structures
Moon to Mars workshop brings global space agencies to London
The UK Space Agency joined NASA and international space colleagues to discuss NASA’s “Moon to Mars” exploration objectives during a two-day workshop in London.
Meeting my inspiration: how a moment started my career
I’m often asked when I first became interested in space. It’s difficult to pinpoint, but, for as long as I can remember, I’ve been captivated by the wonders of the night sky and the adventures of those who’ve flown among them.
The night sky in August
There’s a spectacular meteor shower, the chance to see the Moon passing close to all of the brighter planets of our Solar System, the Milky Way overhead and the possibility of noctilucent or ‘night shining’ clouds.
Space sustainability plans will pave the way for future generations
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Edward Baker reflects on the 4th Summit for Space Sustainability and how ambitious UK plans will benefit space users around the world.
The night sky in July
Look out for noctilucent clouds and possible meteors over the UK during the summer nights.
How FORUM will improve climate change forecasts
Imperial College London's Professor Helen Brindley explains how the ESA FORUM mission, contracted to Airbus, will improve the accuracy of climate change forecasts and help scientists see the Earth through new eyes.