
Copernical Team
Europe's tallest ever communications satellite launched

Sidus Space executes multiple launch agreement with SpaceX

Surrey Satellite opens new Australian office

UK built Prometheus 2 imaging and monitoring cubesats on track for UK launch

Albedo raises $48M to capture the highest resolution satellite imagery

DART sets sights on asteroid target

Spiralling stars provide a window into the early Universe

Astronomers have been bemused to find young stars spiralling into the centre of a massive cluster of stars in the Small Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way. The outer arm of the spiral in this huge, oddly shaped stellar nursery – called NGC 346 – may be feeding star formation in a river-like motion of gas and stars. This is an efficient way to fuel star birth, researchers say.
The Small Magellanic Cloud has a simpler chemical composition than the Milky Way, making it similar to the galaxies found in the younger Universe, when heavier elements were more scarce.
How space helps connect everyone everywhere

Staying in touch with each another always, no matter whereabouts on Earth, is crucial for everything from driverless cars to remote healthcare, electronically enabled commerce, tele-education and remote working.
Europe’s tallest ever communications satellite launched

The fourth Spacebus Neo satellite to benefit from ESA’s Neosat programme has launched into space on board the second Ariane 5 launch mission of 2022.