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On 17 February, the satellite left Luxembourg and set off for Europe’s spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana.

Agreement facilitated by recent Luxembourg trade mission to Dubai

Luxembourg-based Kleos Space dispatched its four nanosatellites to India, in preparation for launch from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre.

Astronaut Meet and Greet will take place on 27 June (Cercle Cité)

Gradel MD, Claude Maack on the future of ultra-lightweight construction for space.

The Digital Center of Excellence in Luxembourg will be instrumental in the Thales Alenia Space Digital transformation strategy.

The Memorandum puts in place a framework for cooperation on space related activities.

Economic mission to the UAE underscores mutual interest in NewSpace

The topic of the 2020 edition is “ Comparative Plasma Physics in the Universe". Students have until 30 April 2020 to apply.

Luxembourg start-up IBISA has developed a B2B platform, with the support of InTech, where partners worldwide can share weather related risks.

Anchored in Luxembourg, the venture capital investment fund will provide equity funding for early stage space companies with ground-breaking ideas and technologies.

Luxembourg, December 19, 2019 - The Luxembourg Government and NorthStar Earth & Space signed a Letter of Intent to create a Centre of Excellence for Clean Space in Luxembourg

Interview with GovSat’s CEO Patrick Biewer about a market where trust, reputation and the proof of quality and security are key.

Junichiro Kawaguchi, Senior Fellow at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) will be joining the Advisory Board of the SpaceResources.lu initiative.

Representatives of The Hague International Space Resources Governance Working Group talk about their time developing building blocks for a future international framework for space resource utilisation.

Are you an innovative space startup seeking to scale your business? Apply now for the 10th edition of #Fit4Start and receive up to €150,000 in funding.

MIS Europe will lead the technical developments of the project in Luxembourg, which are focused on developing a robotic arm for space, and evaluating the viability of a low cost, scalable robotic arm system for space missions.

At the ESA’s Ministerial Council Space19+ in Seville, Luxembourg and ESA strengthen cooperation in the field of space resources and innovation.

A Luxembourg company is developing the radar electronics to make this happen.

Bradford Space and Deep Space Industries take next step towards developing critical low-cost spacecraft subsystems for deep space missions in Luxembourg