Connecting You To Space - In Scotland

Satellite Applications Catapult

Our ongoing funding commitment will allow @Space4Climate to continue their work to support and promote the UK Earth observation community, and further benefit our planet and its people. 🛰️
Excellent news too that @DefraGovUK have joined @Space4Climate as a funding...

Posted: 5 hours ago

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Agri Living Lab: your real-world testing lab at Westcott | Thurs 23 June 10AM–3PM
Join us to celebrate the opening of our brand-new facility at Westcott: The Agri Living Lab in Building 4000!
For more info and to register –...

Posted: 6 hours ago

ESA

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At #WEF22 tomorrow, 25 May, ESA DG @AschbacherJosef joins the @wef panel "Live from Space: What Next for Global Cooperation?" with @AstroSamantha joining live from space!
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World Economic Forum

Live from Space: What Next for Global Cooperation?Between lunar missions and commercial space stations, low-Earth economy and vital information-gathering about our planet, investments in the space industry could reach $1 trillion in the 2030s.How can public and private stakeholders worldwide collaborate to make these ventures a success and ensure space exploration and research benefits us all?This is a livestreamed session.
Watch live on #ESAWebTV Ch2, starts 16:00 CEST

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ESA Web TV

Posted: 7 hours ago

Satellite Applications Catapult

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There's a special bonus episode of In-Orbit out today! 🎙️ Our host @sarahcruddas and our guests discuss the National Space Partnership, its origins, and what it means for the future of the UK Space Industry -

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In-Orbit: BONUS - National Space PartnershipIn-Orbit: BONUS - National Space Partnership Links. Available on all popular platforms. https://t.co/2M52NgYoOl

Posted: 10 hours ago

ESA

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This week experts came together to discuss ESA’s ‘Space for a Green Future Accelerator’ – a major ESA initiative aiming to accelerate the use of space in Europe. #LPS22
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Accelerators gear up at ESA’s Living Planet SymposiumGlobal climate change is the single most challenging issue faced by humanity – affecting every region, continent and ocean on Earth. It fuels a range of other top-level challenges such as food security, migration, biodiversity loss, risks to human health and economic losses.This week, at ESA’s Living Planet Symposium taking place in Bonn, high-level ESA representatives, along with a mix of academia and policy experts, came together to discuss ESA’s ‘Space for a Green Future Accelerator’ – a major ESA initiative aiming to accelerate the use of space in Europe. https://t.co/e8M5nyxiTn

Posted: 11 hours ago

We're at @ESA's Living Planet Symposium in Bonn this week, together with partners including @NASA, @DLR_en, @CNES and @ASI_spazio! 🌍
Over 4,000 attendees will be talking about Earth observation, understanding our changing planet from space. 🛰️
#LPS22 https://t.co/Y2l3WxnAeu

Congratulations @Skyrora_Ltd! 👏🚀
Great to see exciting progress across the UK space sector as we look forward to the first launch from @SpaceCornwall this summer. 🛫🛰️
#LaunchUK

#Skyrora completes 70kN engine tests in line with ESA’s Boost! programme 👇

Successful testing of the #innovative engine represents great progress towards orbital launch with Skyrora XL and for the #UKSpaceSector.

Read more: https://t.co/b2Fs4zWJ0T pic.twitter.com/iNdjY4Zw3r
— Skyrora (@Skyrora_Ltd) May 23, 2022

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🔴 Now live on #ESAWebTV

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Teamwork makes #EarthObservation work! 💪
Join us live from @esa's Living Planet Symposium for a special session dedicated to International Collaboration. With (among others), @KarenStG (@NASAEarth) and Koji Terada ( Vice President and DG Space Technology Directorate at @Jaxa_en) pic.twitter.com/EtDf7ScEmY
— ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) May 23, 2022

Satellite Applications Catapult

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Our final #SPIN placements are closing over the next few weeks! We have three placements closing on Fri 27 May and two on Tues 31 May. Don't miss out on your opportunity to work hands-on with a fantastic UK space...