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The Luxembourg Space Agency concluded an exceptional week at the 76th International Astronautical Congress (IAC), world's number one space gathering that rallies space agencies, industry pioneers, researchers, and policymakers from around the globe! Held in Sydney, Australia, this year's IAC...

Blue Origin today announced Project Oasis, a multi-phase initiative designed to identify, assess, and utilize key lunar resources. The first mission, Oasis-1, will be carried out in close partnership with Luxembourg and its space ecosystem. Oasis-1 will generate the most...

Since its first crew arrived in November 2000, the International Space Station (ISS) has stood as a symbol of human ingenuity and global collaboration. Over the past 25 years, it has hosted more than 3,700 scientific investigations and driven innovations...

Founded in 2016, Luxembourg-based OQ Technology is at the forefront of delivering global 5G Internet of Things (IoT) and Direct-to-Device connectivity via a constellation of small satellites. Founder and CEO Omar Qaise shares the journey behind this trailblazing venture. From...

Space is a harsh environment where astronauts are exposed to microgravity and high levels of radiation. This leads to bone density loss, muscle atrophy, decline in cardiovascular fitness, immune system dysregulation, and increased cancer risks. It is vital to address...

Throwback on 20 years in space for one of Europe's smallest countries Government leaders, space industry executives, ESA representatives, researchers, and engineers gathered for an extraordinary double anniversary last Thursday 5th of June at Kinepolis Kirchberg: Luxembourg's 20 years in...

LSA and EIB Launch “Space for Finance” Initiative to Harness Satellite Data for Sustainable Financial Services The Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the use of satellite-based technologies within...

From Luxembourg to the edge of space! The "Astronaut For a Day" programme is an initiative that gives secondary school students in Luxembourg a taste of real astronaut training. Organized by the Luxembourg Space Agency – with the support of...

Space technologies are delivering greater value to a more diverse set of stakeholders than ever before. The latest space developments – cost reduction, miniaturization, better access to space - give space technologies the potential to reshape whole industries and have an unprecedented impact on business and society.

From June 10th to 14th, The Luxembourg Space Agency took part in the economic mission to Japan, and seized the opportunity to reinforce the already fruitful collaboration with its Japanese counterpart and visit the Japanese space ecosystem.  The CEO of...

The Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) is thrilled to invite you to "Space Night" on June 28, an extraordinary outreach event designed to ignite your curiosity and passion for space. This special night features a diverse array of activities taking place...

Flawless Photonics settled in Luxembourg in 2021 and specializes in manufacturing optical glasses, fibres, and components in microgravity. The company produces the so-called Space FiberTM, an optical fibre from a fluoride glass called ZBLAN, produced in microgravity conditions in Low...

The Luxembourg Space Agency is thrilled to announce the organization of the Luxembourg Space Week, which will take place from December 2 to 5 in Luxembourg at the European Convention Centre Luxembourg (ECCL). With 5 parallel events, the Luxembourg Space...

The Luxembourg Space Agency is pleased to have become a new member of the European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) . ESPI is the European think tank for space, supported by a diverse membership base of 20 organisations, including major European...

On Thursday September 28, the 35 winners of the "Astronaut for a day" competition, organized by the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) in collaboration with the Ministry of the Economy, the Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth and the Ministry...

In the presence of Ministers Fayot, Engel and Meisch, the winners of the national "Astronaut for a day" competition were announced. As part of its 5th anniversary celebrations, the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA), in collaboration with the Ministry of the...

Governmental and institutional entities need to rely on satellite communications (SatCom) in many critical situations. SatCom is an essential capability when terrestrial communication systems are not available and communication links need to be ensured and secured. Research conducted within the...

221 applications were received in the frame of the Astronaut for a Day national contest, of which 215 meet the eligibility criteria set for the competition. The gender repartition is as follows: 68% male 32% female Whereas the age repartition...

Organised by the Luxembourg Space Agency in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Sports, the national competition "Astronaut for a day" aims to promote the space sector in particular among young people....

Organised by the Luxembourg Space Agency in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Sports, the national competition "Astronaut for a day" aims to promote the space sector in particular among young people....