Following SpaceX and Amazon, Boeing has also received approval from the US aviation authority FCC to launch a network of internet satellites into orbit around the Earth. The satellites must provide broadband internet […]Read More
In the first week of October 2021 international leaders joined together to attend the world premiere of the Virtual Reality Overview Effect for Leaders (VROEL) at the Astronaut Room at […]Read More
Together with Netherlands Space Office NSO, Dot Space organises a series of webinars around the new Horizon Europe space calls for space. The first batch of calls is open now […]Read More
EUSPA launches #myEUspace competition, more space for EU innovation and entrepreneurs. The European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) launches myEUspace competition. The EU prize contest targets innovators and […]Read More
The space sector is booming. Tech entrepreneurs such as Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, and the increasing number of startups using space technologies as the core of their business models, […]Read More
Oil spills can have a devastating and destructive impact on the oceans and marine wildlife, having been a major concern in the marine world for years. Copernicus offers real-time monitoring […]Read More
For many of us it is the first thing we look at when getting our smartphone in the morning: the weather! Satellites play a crucial role in modern weather forecasts […]Read More
Recently, the Satellite Applications Catapult in the UK published an independent report comparing approaches to international space clusters. This is a very interesting study with relevant recommendations for any region […]Read More
2021 looks to be a record year for wildfire in Europe, at least if you look at it through the lens of Copernicus Emergency Management Service (EMS) Rapid Mapping Activations. […]Read More
A new and better way to detect floods just got off the ground. An innovative artificial intelligence model, called “Worldfloods”, can relay flood information from space to disaster response teams […]Read More
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