More info: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/advanced-manufacturing/home

Advanced Manufacturing is an ESA cross-cutting initiative that has the central aim to identify emerging manufacturing technologies that open up new industrial possibilities in terms of design freedom, streamlined production stages and reduced cost, along with enhanced performance from the final product. Since its introduction, more than 40 technology development activities have been kicked-off with the European Space Industry, mainly funded by GSTP, covering developments in the area of materials processing, surface engineering, shaping (including additive manufacturing), joining, and assembly. It has brought together industrial and institutional partners from all sectors of the manufacturing and design domain of space, and has assisted in the development and industrialisation of manufacturing processes in Europe....

More info: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/4s2020/4s

What’s up above our heads making a strange noise like a big mosquito?

Many of us have asked ourselves this question the first time a small drone was flying above our heads. Drones are not only toys for taking aerial images, they are also quickly becoming systems capable of performing remote sensing campaigns.

The recent development of drones and high-altitude aerial platforms have opened up new possibilities for remote sensing with unprecedented capabilities and characteristics.

Small octocopters, for example, available at a very modest price and easy to operate, can be equipped with very compact hyperspectral cameras. These systems can perform remote sensing operations with ground resolutions far better that any satellite. Although drones can cover only very limited areas, they are now used for precision farming, cadaster mapping, and many other applications that target the same end users and customers of space systems.

More info: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/advanced-manufacturing/home

Advanced Manufacturing is an ESA cross-cutting initiative that has the central aim to identify emerging manufacturing technologies that open up new industrial possibilities in terms of design freedom, streamlined production stages and reduced cost, along with enhanced performance from the final product. Since its introduction, more than 40 technology development activities have been kicked-off with the European Space Industry, mainly funded by GSTP, covering developments in the area of materials processing, surface engineering, shaping (including additive manufacturing), joining, and assembly. It has brought together industrial and institutional partners from all sectors of the manufacturing and design domain of space, and has assisted in the development and industrialisation of manufacturing processes in Europe....

More info: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/4s2020/4s

What’s up above our heads making a strange noise like a big mosquito?

Many of us have asked ourselves this question the first time a small drone was flying above our heads. Drones are not only toys for taking aerial images, they are also quickly becoming systems capable of performing remote sensing campaigns.

The recent development of drones and high-altitude aerial platforms have opened up new possibilities for remote sensing with unprecedented capabilities and characteristics.

Small octocopters, for example, available at a very modest price and easy to operate, can be equipped with very compact hyperspectral cameras. These systems can perform remote sensing operations with ground resolutions far better that any satellite. Although drones can cover only very limited areas, they are now used for precision farming, cadaster mapping, and many other applications that target the same end users and customers of space systems.

More info: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/4s2020/4s

What’s up above our heads making a strange noise like a big mosquito?

Many of us have asked ourselves this question the first time a small drone was flying above our heads. Drones are not only toys for taking aerial images, they are also quickly becoming systems capable of performing remote sensing campaigns.

The recent development of drones and high-altitude aerial platforms have opened up new possibilities for remote sensing with unprecedented capabilities and characteristics.

Small octocopters, for example, available at a very modest price and easy to operate, can be equipped with very compact hyperspectral cameras. These systems can perform remote sensing operations with ground resolutions far better that any satellite. Although drones can cover only very limited areas, they are now used for precision farming, cadaster mapping, and many other applications that target the same end users and customers of space systems.

More info: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/4s2020/4s

What’s up above our heads making a strange noise like a big mosquito?

Many of us have asked ourselves this question the first time a small drone was flying above our heads. Drones are not only toys for taking aerial images, they are also quickly becoming systems capable of performing remote sensing campaigns.

The recent development of drones and high-altitude aerial platforms have opened up new possibilities for remote sensing with unprecedented capabilities and characteristics.

Small octocopters, for example, available at a very modest price and easy to operate, can be equipped with very compact hyperspectral cameras. These systems can perform remote sensing operations with ground resolutions far better that any satellite. Although drones can cover only very limited areas, they are now used for precision farming, cadaster mapping, and many other applications that target the same end users and customers of space systems.

More info: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/4s2020/4s

What’s up above our heads making a strange noise like a big mosquito?

Many of us have asked ourselves this question the first time a small drone was flying above our heads. Drones are not only toys for taking aerial images, they are also quickly becoming systems capable of performing remote sensing campaigns.

The recent development of drones and high-altitude aerial platforms have opened up new possibilities for remote sensing with unprecedented capabilities and characteristics.

Small octocopters, for example, available at a very modest price and easy to operate, can be equipped with very compact hyperspectral cameras. These systems can perform remote sensing operations with ground resolutions far better that any satellite. Although drones can cover only very limited areas, they are now used for precision farming, cadaster mapping, and many other applications that target the same end users and customers of space systems.

More info: https://www.paris-space-week.com/index.php

Space Actors will share Their Success stories, Challenges and how They see Growth Opportunities.

By pushing the boundaries.... They are Shaping Tomorrow’s World ! TAKE PART IN PARIS SPACE WEEK’S CONFERENCES to get a Glimpse into the Future of The Space Industry!

The New 2021 program is in progress…

More info: https://www.paris-space-week.com/index.php

Space Actors will share Their Success stories, Challenges and how They see Growth Opportunities.

By pushing the boundaries.... They are Shaping Tomorrow’s World ! TAKE PART IN PARIS SPACE WEEK’S CONFERENCES to get a Glimpse into the Future of The Space Industry!

The New 2021 program is in progress…

More info: https://milsatcoms.theiet.org/

Milsatcoms 2020 will address the latest developments shaping the Milsatcom industry including policy updates, technology trends, infrastructure advancement and existing environment threats. It’s an excellent opportunity to network with government representatives, leading satellite providers and commercial stakeholders.

You’ll hear from industry experts including the MOD, UK Space Agency, Inmarsat, Dstl, GovSat, the Satellite Applications Catapult and lots more.

More info: https://milsatcoms.theiet.org/

Milsatcoms 2020 will address the latest developments shaping the Milsatcom industry including policy updates, technology trends, infrastructure advancement and existing environment threats. It’s an excellent opportunity to network with government representatives, leading satellite providers and commercial stakeholders.

You’ll hear from industry experts including the MOD, UK Space Agency, Inmarsat, Dstl, GovSat, the Satellite Applications Catapult and lots more.

The planned 16th ECSSMET from 8th to 12th of June 2020 will be postponed to 22nd to 26th of March 2021.

This is how the conference organizer CNES, DLR and ESA is responding to the increasingly acute global situation around the recent occurrence of the corona virus pandemic.We apologize for this notice but the situation has been evolving on a daily basis and the changing circumstances are out of our control.

Please check this website again for receiving updated information, or visit https://www.ecssmet2021.de.

The planned 16th ECSSMET from 8th to 12th of June 2020 will be postponed to 22nd to 26th of March 2021.

This is how the conference organizer CNES, DLR and ESA is responding to the increasingly acute global situation around the recent occurrence of the corona virus pandemic.We apologize for this notice but the situation has been evolving on a daily basis and the changing circumstances are out of our control.

Please check this website again for receiving updated information, or visit https://www.ecssmet2021.de.

As each year, the IAF is pleased to invite you to its Spring Meetings taking place in Paris, France where the IAF community will get together for three days, from 23 – 25 March 2021 in New CAP Conference Centre.

LINK: https://www.iafastro.org/events/iaf-spring-meetings/iaf-spring-meetings-2021.html

The planned 16th ECSSMET from 8th to 12th of June 2020 will be postponed to 22nd to 26th of March 2021.

This is how the conference organizer CNES, DLR and ESA is responding to the increasingly acute global situation around the recent occurrence of the corona virus pandemic.We apologize for this notice but the situation has been evolving on a daily basis and the changing circumstances are out of our control.

Please check this website again for receiving updated information, or visit https://www.ecssmet2021.de.

As each year, the IAF is pleased to invite you to its Spring Meetings taking place in Paris, France where the IAF community will get together for three days, from 23 – 25 March 2021 in New CAP Conference Centre.

LINK: https://www.iafastro.org/events/iaf-spring-meetings/iaf-spring-meetings-2021.html

LINK: https://sutusummit.com/

SUTUS is the first event on Space and Underwater Tourism to be held in the world. Internationally renowned speakers will talk about the most ambitious challenges in tourism sector, Space and Water, sharing knowledge and business opportunities.

SUTUS is a meeting point for the world’s leading luxury tourism companies.

Will you join us on this unique and exclusive journey?

We are waiting for you in Marbella, Costa del Sol, the epitome of luxury.

LINK: https://sutusummit.com/

SUTUS is the first event on Space and Underwater Tourism to be held in the world. Internationally renowned speakers will talk about the most ambitious challenges in tourism sector, Space and Water, sharing knowledge and business opportunities.

SUTUS is a meeting point for the world’s leading luxury tourism companies.

Will you join us on this unique and exclusive journey?

We are waiting for you in Marbella, Costa del Sol, the epitome of luxury.

The planned 16th ECSSMET from 8th to 12th of June 2020 will be postponed to 22nd to 26th of March 2021.

This is how the conference organizer CNES, DLR and ESA is responding to the increasingly acute global situation around the recent occurrence of the corona virus pandemic.We apologize for this notice but the situation has been evolving on a daily basis and the changing circumstances are out of our control.

Please check this website again for receiving updated information, or visit https://www.ecssmet2021.de.

As each year, the IAF is pleased to invite you to its Spring Meetings taking place in Paris, France where the IAF community will get together for three days, from 23 – 25 March 2021 in New CAP Conference Centre.

LINK: https://www.iafastro.org/events/iaf-spring-meetings/iaf-spring-meetings-2021.html

LINK: https://sutusummit.com/

SUTUS is the first event on Space and Underwater Tourism to be held in the world. Internationally renowned speakers will talk about the most ambitious challenges in tourism sector, Space and Water, sharing knowledge and business opportunities.

SUTUS is a meeting point for the world’s leading luxury tourism companies.

Will you join us on this unique and exclusive journey?

We are waiting for you in Marbella, Costa del Sol, the epitome of luxury.

LINK: https://sutusummit.com/

SUTUS is the first event on Space and Underwater Tourism to be held in the world. Internationally renowned speakers will talk about the most ambitious challenges in tourism sector, Space and Water, sharing knowledge and business opportunities.

SUTUS is a meeting point for the world’s leading luxury tourism companies.

Will you join us on this unique and exclusive journey?

We are waiting for you in Marbella, Costa del Sol, the epitome of luxury.

The planned 16th ECSSMET from 8th to 12th of June 2020 will be postponed to 22nd to 26th of March 2021.

This is how the conference organizer CNES, DLR and ESA is responding to the increasingly acute global situation around the recent occurrence of the corona virus pandemic.We apologize for this notice but the situation has been evolving on a daily basis and the changing circumstances are out of our control.

Please check this website again for receiving updated information, or visit https://www.ecssmet2021.de.

LINK: https://www.edinburghwomeninspace.com/

A brighter future for women in the space sector

Nobody gets anywhere alone, which is why we aim to give you a network of inspirational leaders in the space sector, as well as likeminded students who share the same passion as you. This conference will offer you a network of individuals who can help you on your journey.

LINK: https://www.edinburghwomeninspace.com/

A brighter future for women in the space sector

Nobody gets anywhere alone, which is why we aim to give you a network of inspirational leaders in the space sector, as well as likeminded students who share the same passion as you. This conference will offer you a network of individuals who can help you on your journey.

LINK: https://www.edinburghwomeninspace.com/

A brighter future for women in the space sector

Nobody gets anywhere alone, which is why we aim to give you a network of inspirational leaders in the space sector, as well as likeminded students who share the same passion as you. This conference will offer you a network of individuals who can help you on your journey.

LINK: https://www.europeanastrobiology.eu/BEACON2020/index.html

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the BEACON conference has been adjourned. Most likely dates are now 12-16 April 2021. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to welcome you in La Palma in 2021 ! 

The Biennial European Astrobiology Conference (BEACON) will take place at the La Palma & Teneguia Princess Hotel on La Palma Island (Canary Islands, Spain) from 20-24 April 2020. During this meeting also the 2nd General Assembly of the EAI will take place. Scientific sessions are planned covering the following themes:

LINK: https://www.europeanastrobiology.eu/BEACON2020/index.html

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the BEACON conference has been adjourned. Most likely dates are now 12-16 April 2021. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to welcome you in La Palma in 2021 ! 

The Biennial European Astrobiology Conference (BEACON) will take place at the La Palma & Teneguia Princess Hotel on La Palma Island (Canary Islands, Spain) from 20-24 April 2020. During this meeting also the 2nd General Assembly of the EAI will take place. Scientific sessions are planned covering the following themes:

LINK: https://www.europeanastrobiology.eu/BEACON2020/index.html

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the BEACON conference has been adjourned. Most likely dates are now 12-16 April 2021. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to welcome you in La Palma in 2021 ! 

The Biennial European Astrobiology Conference (BEACON) will take place at the La Palma & Teneguia Princess Hotel on La Palma Island (Canary Islands, Spain) from 20-24 April 2020. During this meeting also the 2nd General Assembly of the EAI will take place. Scientific sessions are planned covering the following themes:

LINK: https://www.space-academy.eu/spaceacademies.html

Space Academies are two-day events and related services for ​space-tech entrepreneurs to accelerate their business. Experts will discuss the following topics in talks and workshops:
- Investment readiness,
- Crowdfunding,
- Hot trends in artificial intelligence and robotics,
- Business models,
- European funding for young SMEs,
- the ​European Space ecosystem.

For each Space Academy, 10 selected start-ups will be provided FREE personalised services from SpaceUp experts, prior to and during the event. Feasibility studies, one-to-one talks, travel funding and more!

LINK: https://www.europeanastrobiology.eu/BEACON2020/index.html

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the BEACON conference has been adjourned. Most likely dates are now 12-16 April 2021. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to welcome you in La Palma in 2021 ! 

The Biennial European Astrobiology Conference (BEACON) will take place at the La Palma & Teneguia Princess Hotel on La Palma Island (Canary Islands, Spain) from 20-24 April 2020. During this meeting also the 2nd General Assembly of the EAI will take place. Scientific sessions are planned covering the following themes:

LINK: https://www.space-academy.eu/spaceacademies.html

Space Academies are two-day events and related services for ​space-tech entrepreneurs to accelerate their business. Experts will discuss the following topics in talks and workshops:
- Investment readiness,
- Crowdfunding,
- Hot trends in artificial intelligence and robotics,
- Business models,
- European funding for young SMEs,
- the ​European Space ecosystem.

For each Space Academy, 10 selected start-ups will be provided FREE personalised services from SpaceUp experts, prior to and during the event. Feasibility studies, one-to-one talks, travel funding and more!

LINK: https://www.europeanastrobiology.eu/BEACON2020/index.html

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the BEACON conference has been adjourned. Most likely dates are now 12-16 April 2021. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to welcome you in La Palma in 2021 ! 

The Biennial European Astrobiology Conference (BEACON) will take place at the La Palma & Teneguia Princess Hotel on La Palma Island (Canary Islands, Spain) from 20-24 April 2020. During this meeting also the 2nd General Assembly of the EAI will take place. Scientific sessions are planned covering the following themes:

LINK: https://www.space-academy.eu/spaceacademies.html

Space Academies are two-day events and related services for ​space-tech entrepreneurs to accelerate their business. Experts will discuss the following topics in talks and workshops:
- Investment readiness,
- Crowdfunding,
- Hot trends in artificial intelligence and robotics,
- Business models,
- European funding for young SMEs,
- the ​European Space ecosystem.

For each Space Academy, 10 selected start-ups will be provided FREE personalised services from SpaceUp experts, prior to and during the event. Feasibility studies, one-to-one talks, travel funding and more!

LINK: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/hisst-2020/website/

Conference topics cover High-Speed Missions and Vehicles, Propulsion Systems and Components, Thermal, Energy and Management Systems, Guidance & Control Systems, Materials and Structures, High-Speed Aerodynamics and Aerothermodynamics, Testing & Evaluation, Operation and Environment, Hypersonic Fundamentals and History.

LINK: https://www.isunet.edu/ssc/

The International Space University (ISU), the world’s leading university dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of space, is offering its acclaimed one-week Executive Space Course.

The Executive Space Course looks at current space and space-related activities and explains the technology, science, business and policies upon which each phase of a space program or mission is based.

Taught from an international perspective, the course allows participants to gain an understanding of the differences as well as the common approaches to space strategy across the globe. The course explains core engineering and technical concepts in a simple, understandable manner, allowing participants to develop their knowledge of space-related activities and terminology...

Supported by the European Space Agency, International Space University and Colorado School of Mines.

The Luxembourg Space Agency regrettably announced that due to COVID-19, they have decided to postpone the Luxembourg Space Resources Week originally scheduled on October 5-9, 2020 to April 19-23, 2021.

The health of all their guests must remain our top priority. They will have further information about the registration process and the agenda at a later stage. All details will be available at spaceresourcesweek.lu.  The team remains available for any further information at info@spaceresourcesweek.lu

The detailed programme of the Space Resources Week 2021 will be published here.

LINK: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/hisst-2020/website/

Conference topics cover High-Speed Missions and Vehicles, Propulsion Systems and Components, Thermal, Energy and Management Systems, Guidance & Control Systems, Materials and Structures, High-Speed Aerodynamics and Aerothermodynamics, Testing & Evaluation, Operation and Environment, Hypersonic Fundamentals and History.

LINK: https://www.isunet.edu/ssc/

The International Space University (ISU), the world’s leading university dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of space, is offering its acclaimed one-week Executive Space Course.

The Executive Space Course looks at current space and space-related activities and explains the technology, science, business and policies upon which each phase of a space program or mission is based.

Taught from an international perspective, the course allows participants to gain an understanding of the differences as well as the common approaches to space strategy across the globe. The course explains core engineering and technical concepts in a simple, understandable manner, allowing participants to develop their knowledge of space-related activities and terminology...

Supported by the European Space Agency, International Space University and Colorado School of Mines.

The Luxembourg Space Agency regrettably announced that due to COVID-19, they have decided to postpone the Luxembourg Space Resources Week originally scheduled on October 5-9, 2020 to April 19-23, 2021.

The health of all their guests must remain our top priority. They will have further information about the registration process and the agenda at a later stage. All details will be available at spaceresourcesweek.lu.  The team remains available for any further information at info@spaceresourcesweek.lu

The detailed programme of the Space Resources Week 2021 will be published here.

LINK: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/hisst-2020/website/

Conference topics cover High-Speed Missions and Vehicles, Propulsion Systems and Components, Thermal, Energy and Management Systems, Guidance & Control Systems, Materials and Structures, High-Speed Aerodynamics and Aerothermodynamics, Testing & Evaluation, Operation and Environment, Hypersonic Fundamentals and History.

LINK: https://www.isunet.edu/ssc/

The International Space University (ISU), the world’s leading university dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of space, is offering its acclaimed one-week Executive Space Course.

The Executive Space Course looks at current space and space-related activities and explains the technology, science, business and policies upon which each phase of a space program or mission is based.

Taught from an international perspective, the course allows participants to gain an understanding of the differences as well as the common approaches to space strategy across the globe. The course explains core engineering and technical concepts in a simple, understandable manner, allowing participants to develop their knowledge of space-related activities and terminology...

Supported by the European Space Agency, International Space University and Colorado School of Mines.

The Luxembourg Space Agency regrettably announced that due to COVID-19, they have decided to postpone the Luxembourg Space Resources Week originally scheduled on October 5-9, 2020 to April 19-23, 2021.

The health of all their guests must remain our top priority. They will have further information about the registration process and the agenda at a later stage. All details will be available at spaceresourcesweek.lu.  The team remains available for any further information at info@spaceresourcesweek.lu

The detailed programme of the Space Resources Week 2021 will be published here.

LINK: https://atpi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/hisst-2020/website/

Conference topics cover High-Speed Missions and Vehicles, Propulsion Systems and Components, Thermal, Energy and Management Systems, Guidance & Control Systems, Materials and Structures, High-Speed Aerodynamics and Aerothermodynamics, Testing & Evaluation, Operation and Environment, Hypersonic Fundamentals and History.

LINK: https://www.isunet.edu/ssc/

The International Space University (ISU), the world’s leading university dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of space, is offering its acclaimed one-week Executive Space Course.

The Executive Space Course looks at current space and space-related activities and explains the technology, science, business and policies upon which each phase of a space program or mission is based.

Taught from an international perspective, the course allows participants to gain an understanding of the differences as well as the common approaches to space strategy across the globe. The course explains core engineering and technical concepts in a simple, understandable manner, allowing participants to develop their knowledge of space-related activities and terminology...

Supported by the European Space Agency, International Space University and Colorado School of Mines.

The Luxembourg Space Agency regrettably announced that due to COVID-19, they have decided to postpone the Luxembourg Space Resources Week originally scheduled on October 5-9, 2020 to April 19-23, 2021.

The health of all their guests must remain our top priority. They will have further information about the registration process and the agenda at a later stage. All details will be available at spaceresourcesweek.lu.  The team remains available for any further information at info@spaceresourcesweek.lu

The detailed programme of the Space Resources Week 2021 will be published here.

LINK: https://www.isunet.edu/ssc/

The International Space University (ISU), the world’s leading university dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of space, is offering its acclaimed one-week Executive Space Course.

The Executive Space Course looks at current space and space-related activities and explains the technology, science, business and policies upon which each phase of a space program or mission is based.

Taught from an international perspective, the course allows participants to gain an understanding of the differences as well as the common approaches to space strategy across the globe. The course explains core engineering and technical concepts in a simple, understandable manner, allowing participants to develop their knowledge of space-related activities and terminology...

Supported by the European Space Agency, International Space University and Colorado School of Mines.

The Luxembourg Space Agency regrettably announced that due to COVID-19, they have decided to postpone the Luxembourg Space Resources Week originally scheduled on October 5-9, 2020 to April 19-23, 2021.

The health of all their guests must remain our top priority. They will have further information about the registration process and the agenda at a later stage. All details will be available at spaceresourcesweek.lu.  The team remains available for any further information at info@spaceresourcesweek.lu

The detailed programme of the Space Resources Week 2021 will be published here.

With the Small Satellites market expected to grow into a $7.53 bn (£5.94 bn) industry by 2022, the ability to deliver connectivity here on the ground through new LEO constellations mantel is already being seriously developed by leading industry and government stakeholders worldwide.

As adoption of small, nano and cube satellites constellations has been driven by the commercial market – in particular for COMSATCOM – there is now growing consensus that architectures of military systems can and must include architecture that will support LEO solution provision...

With the Small Satellites market expected to grow into a $7.53 bn (£5.94 bn) industry by 2022, the ability to deliver connectivity here on the ground through new LEO constellations mantel is already being seriously developed by leading industry and government stakeholders worldwide.

As adoption of small, nano and cube satellites constellations has been driven by the commercial market – in particular for COMSATCOM – there is now growing consensus that architectures of military systems can and must include architecture that will support LEO solution provision...

More info soon!

LINK: ESA ESTEC

Copernicus is a European system for monitoring the Earth in support of European policy. It includes Earth Observation satellites (notably the Sentinel series developed by the European Space Agency (ESA)), ground-based measurements and, services to process data to provide users with reliable and up-to-date information through a set of Copernicus operational services related to environmental and security issues.

LINK: ESA ESTEC

Copernicus is a European system for monitoring the Earth in support of European policy. It includes Earth Observation satellites (notably the Sentinel series developed by the European Space Agency (ESA)), ground-based measurements and, services to process data to provide users with reliable and up-to-date information through a set of Copernicus operational services related to environmental and security issues.

LINK: ESA ESTEC

Copernicus is a European system for monitoring the Earth in support of European policy. It includes Earth Observation satellites (notably the Sentinel series developed by the European Space Agency (ESA)), ground-based measurements and, services to process data to provide users with reliable and up-to-date information through a set of Copernicus operational services related to environmental and security issues.

LINK: http://www.brijuni-conference.irb.hr/

The Challenges of Space

Deep space communication and navigation, propulsion

Adriatic Aerospace Association (A3) is the organizer of the Brijuni Conference which shall bring an up-to-date perspective of the present state of a given topic with the fundamental scientific philosophy to stimulate a cross-disciplinary flow of knowledge and expertise from both the science and technology standpoints. Besides major challenge of our civilization to make Earth habitable for millennia to come it must also satisfy yearning to make its presence in Space. Space must not be the escape root for humans from inhabitable Earth but an upgrade to its civilization. Numerous are challenges for humans settling in Space and many of them are to explore new knowledge by the tools of science and technology. At the hearth of these challenges is propulsion, navigation and communication. New ideas that meet these challenges shall be discussed in the interdisciplinary spirit and informal flow of ideas. Tranquillity of beautiful nature of the National Park Brijuni is ideal place for discussing Space science and technology.

LINK: http://www.brijuni-conference.irb.hr/

The Challenges of Space

Deep space communication and navigation, propulsion

Adriatic Aerospace Association (A3) is the organizer of the Brijuni Conference which shall bring an up-to-date perspective of the present state of a given topic with the fundamental scientific philosophy to stimulate a cross-disciplinary flow of knowledge and expertise from both the science and technology standpoints. Besides major challenge of our civilization to make Earth habitable for millennia to come it must also satisfy yearning to make its presence in Space. Space must not be the escape root for humans from inhabitable Earth but an upgrade to its civilization. Numerous are challenges for humans settling in Space and many of them are to explore new knowledge by the tools of science and technology. At the hearth of these challenges is propulsion, navigation and communication. New ideas that meet these challenges shall be discussed in the interdisciplinary spirit and informal flow of ideas. Tranquillity of beautiful nature of the National Park Brijuni is ideal place for discussing Space science and technology.

LINK: http://www.brijuni-conference.irb.hr/

The Challenges of Space

Deep space communication and navigation, propulsion

Adriatic Aerospace Association (A3) is the organizer of the Brijuni Conference which shall bring an up-to-date perspective of the present state of a given topic with the fundamental scientific philosophy to stimulate a cross-disciplinary flow of knowledge and expertise from both the science and technology standpoints. Besides major challenge of our civilization to make Earth habitable for millennia to come it must also satisfy yearning to make its presence in Space. Space must not be the escape root for humans from inhabitable Earth but an upgrade to its civilization. Numerous are challenges for humans settling in Space and many of them are to explore new knowledge by the tools of science and technology. At the hearth of these challenges is propulsion, navigation and communication. New ideas that meet these challenges shall be discussed in the interdisciplinary spirit and informal flow of ideas. Tranquillity of beautiful nature of the National Park Brijuni is ideal place for discussing Space science and technology.

LINK https://www.siae.fr/en/

The biggest Airshow!

Since it was created, the International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget has been the aviation and space industry's largest dedicated show, with :

• 2,453 International exhibitors
• 139,840 trade visitors, 40% outside France
• 125,000m² of exhibition space (halls, village, chalets and outdoor area)
• 140 aircraft performing flying displays and exhibited

LINK https://www.siae.fr/en/

The biggest Airshow!

Since it was created, the International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget has been the aviation and space industry's largest dedicated show, with :

• 2,453 International exhibitors
• 139,840 trade visitors, 40% outside France
• 125,000m² of exhibition space (halls, village, chalets and outdoor area)
• 140 aircraft performing flying displays and exhibited

LINK https://www.siae.fr/en/

The biggest Airshow!

Since it was created, the International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget has been the aviation and space industry's largest dedicated show, with :

• 2,453 International exhibitors
• 139,840 trade visitors, 40% outside France
• 125,000m² of exhibition space (halls, village, chalets and outdoor area)
• 140 aircraft performing flying displays and exhibited

LINK https://www.siae.fr/en/

The biggest Airshow!

Since it was created, the International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget has been the aviation and space industry's largest dedicated show, with :

• 2,453 International exhibitors
• 139,840 trade visitors, 40% outside France
• 125,000m² of exhibition space (halls, village, chalets and outdoor area)
• 140 aircraft performing flying displays and exhibited

LINK https://www.siae.fr/en/

The biggest Airshow!

Since it was created, the International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget has been the aviation and space industry's largest dedicated show, with :

• 2,453 International exhibitors
• 139,840 trade visitors, 40% outside France
• 125,000m² of exhibition space (halls, village, chalets and outdoor area)
• 140 aircraft performing flying displays and exhibited

LINK https://www.siae.fr/en/

The biggest Airshow!

Since it was created, the International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget has been the aviation and space industry's largest dedicated show, with :

• 2,453 International exhibitors
• 139,840 trade visitors, 40% outside France
• 125,000m² of exhibition space (halls, village, chalets and outdoor area)
• 140 aircraft performing flying displays and exhibited

LINK https://www.siae.fr/en/

The biggest Airshow!

Since it was created, the International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget has been the aviation and space industry's largest dedicated show, with :

• 2,453 International exhibitors
• 139,840 trade visitors, 40% outside France
• 125,000m² of exhibition space (halls, village, chalets and outdoor area)
• 140 aircraft performing flying displays and exhibited