This February marks ten years since the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian War and two years since the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. Despite Russia’s plans to “capture Kyiv in three days” in February 2022, Ukraine Read More
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We’re back with a lineup of events set to bring together experts, policymakers, astronauts, and space enthusiasts from various parts of the world. Whether you’re interested in sustainability, collaboration, or simply staying updated Read More
Peatlands are essential ecosystems for carbon storage, biodiversity conservation, and climate regulation. Understanding and monitoring these unique environments are essential for preservation and sustainable management. The European Space Agency (ESA) is taking a significant step Read More
In the heart of Bremen, Germany, the 6th edition of Space Tech Expo Europe successfully concluded, marking a significant milestone in the space industry. From 14th to 16th November 2023, the event showcased a phenomenal gathering Read More
Integrating space technology into sustainable infrastructure development is critical in building resilient and eco-friendly societies. The upcoming webinar, “Leveraging Space Technology for Sustainable Infrastructure Development,” aims to highlight the significant role of space data in Read More
For the second year in a row, the ESA Technology Broker NL is organising a technology transfer competition to generate new ideas for successfully applying space technology on Earth. Last year’s competition was won Read More
The 9th edition of the prestigious European Rover Challenge space robotics competition has concluded this Sunday. After intense competition on the world’s largest artificial Marsyard, team AGH Space Systems emerged as the best robotic Read More
The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to the destruction of the country and the massive displacement of its citizens. The threat to power plants in Ukraine has been observed from space, capturing every step Read More
Forced migrants flee or are forced to leave their homes or places of habitual residence because of events that threaten their lives or safety. They have a special status in international law under the terms Read More
It is estimated that by 2022, between 690 and 783 million [1] people will have suffered from hunger, with an additional 122 million people estimated to have been added after the COVID-19 pandemic. The slow post-pandemic economic recovery has contributed Read More