Guest blog: David Morris, Chief Engineer at e2v
How e2v image sensors brought space to the masses.
World Space Week: NSTP
This week, we're celebrating World Space Week (#WSW16). Today we're focussing on the National Space Technology Programme (NSTP). Created in 2011, The National Space Technology Programme aims to develop the growth of the UK Space Sector as embodied in the …
World Space Week: Space for Smarter Government Programme
This week, we're celebrating World Space Week (#WSW16). Today we're focussing on our Space for Smarter Government Programme. SSGP is an exciting and challenging programme operating to educate and inspire public sector to the multiple uses of satellite applications and …
World Space Week: International Partnerships
This week, we're celebrating World Space Week (#WSW16). Today we're focussing on our International Partnership Programme. The aim of the programme is to open opportunities for the UK space sector to share expertise in real-world satellite technology and services overseas …
World Space Week: Gaia
This week, we're celebrating World Space Week (#WSW16). Today we're focussing on Gaia, the mission that will examine the Milky Way in unprecedented 3D detail, mapping stars and their movements.
Train like an astronaut with the Mission X space class 2017!
Registration for Mission X: Train Like an Astronaut 2017 is now open!
World Space Week: Education and Outreach
This week, we're celebrating World Space Week (#WSW16). Today we're focussing on Education and Outreach, an important area in the Agency. Our team has reached over 1.3 million young people through its education programme over the last year, with the …
AlSat Nano launch from India
Programme Manager Ryan King is currently in India for the AlSat Nano launch, a joint CubeSat mission with Algeria. Read his blog post from just moments after launch.
Hinode 10th anniversary
Today marks the 10th anniversary of Hinode’s launch, a satellite which observes the Sun’s activity in high resolution.
What did the Sun ever do for us?
The Sun. It’s that great big ball of fire in the sky. But what did it ever do for us?
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