InSpace grows ANU space capacity to solve society’s biggest challenges and deliver positive impact. We do this by shaping and advancing the Australian space ecosystem in partnership with industry, government, academia, and communities.
ANU part of the Roo-ver consortium designing and building Australia’s first lunar rover
The Australian National University is part of the historic Roo-ver consortium designing and building Australia’s first lunar rover which will host a NASA payload to analyse lunar regolith. Not only will this showcase Australian innovation and ingenuity it will also highlight the strength of our research collaboration.
NASA called and ANU answered
How fitting to have our first post of World Space Week be of the amazing ANU Quantum Optical Ground Station (QOGS) by way of a short film to give you all a glimpse into the Artemis II mission back in April.
OzFuel is a spaceborne sensor, see the risk before the fire!
As the weather heats up and we roll into summer, we are being told to brace ourselves for El-Niño. Tackling the threat of these impending natural disasters does not come cheap with costs rising. At The Australian National University we look to solve big issues like this with game changing innovative solutions and the ANU team behind OzFuel have done just that.