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8 Sep 2021
Today, uncertainty is a given
What are the implications for decision-making when we don’t know what we don’t know?
2 Sep 2021
The ISS is deteriorating, but is there a bigger threat?
Cosmonauts have found more cracks in the ISS, but Mission Specialist Dr Doris Grosse argues space debris is a bigger threat.
25 Aug 2021
What space can teach us about droughts
The harsh environment of space may help us cope better with drought here on Earth.
19 Aug 2021
Australian Forest Fuel Monitoring from Space
We are releasing the OzFuel Pre-Phase A Study that highlights preliminary mission requirements and a staged pathway to meet Australia’s bushfire remote sensing needs. It means better data from #space to help on-the-ground firefighting teams.
12 Aug 2021
Growing food in space
Researching plants in space could change the way we grow crops on Earth.
11 Aug 2021
Is space infinite?
InSpace Director, Prof Anna Moore, answers the question 'What's beyond the observable universe?' for The Conversation.
29 Jul 2021
ANU InSpace: from an idea to defining the role of space in our world
Three years ago, InSpace was just an idea. Now our space experts are collaborating with the World Economic Forum.
27 Jul 2021
The Space Law Podcast
Space mining. It's not science fiction. It's an issue being tackled by the UN and countries around the world as our new race to space heats up. Check out episode nine with Dr Cassandra Steer and Professor Emeritus Steven Freeland!
22 Jul 2021
Here’s how billionaires going to space will help you
It’s hard to see how billionaire joy rides to space will help people on Earth, but they will play an important role in the future of high-speed travel and healthcare.
18 Jun 2021
Two Mission Specialists awarded Moon to Mars Grants
Australia is behind Nasa's Moon to Mars mission and they want their researchers to be part of it. This week two InSpace Mission Specialists got funding to develop new technologies for future NASA space missions!
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