Posts tagged "Australian Space Agency"

The space sector needs workers from all different backgrounds and disciplines but is struggling to attract a diverse talent pool.

The federal government announced $65 million more into the sector to get local technology ‘into space sooner’, and has told the national space agency to send an astronaut.

The federal government has opened applications for businesses and researchers to share in $50 million to create a small rover to send to the moon as early as 2026.

First generation Australian space startups from Fleet Space to Gilmour Space have established themselves as leaders in a burgeoning industry, now supported by the Australian Space Agency.

Three test rockets are set to be launched from South Australia within months, after the company behind the launchpad complex secured a licence from the Australian Space Agency.

The government has invested $11 million in the spacetech sector in a bid to help boost the economy after COVID-19. But, is that really enough?

Elon Musk's SpaceX project has created history — and the benefits for Australia's space industry could be out of this world.

Australia’s first space industry incubator, the Venture Catalyst Space program, has opened applications for its third intake and is looking to help international companies.

There are more than one million bits of space junk in Earth’s orbit, including working and broken satellites and bits of old rockets.

Nanosatellite startup Myriota has signed a statement of strategic intent with the Australian Space Agency, and it's not the only one seeing success.

Who gets to decide what can be launched into space? In Australia, it depends on regulations that are currently under review.

Myriota, a nanosatellite IoT connectivity leader based in South Australia, has teamed up with cloud-based environmental platform Eagle.io.