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17 Mar 2021
The Space Law Podcast
What’s the most original career you could have in space? How about space archaeologist? Check out episode six!
8 Mar 2021
Happy International Women's Day 2021
We asked our InSpace Mission Specialists what they want to share with our next generation.
25 Feb 2021
To get humans to Mars, we need next-gen communication
How will the first humans on Mars communicate with Earth? Next-gen communication using lasers has the potential to enable better communication between Earth and Mars on future space missions.
23 Feb 2021
InSpace hosts the Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation, Science and Resources
The ANU Institute for Space hosted the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation, Science and Resources to discuss the future of Australia's space industry.
18 Feb 2021
European Space Agency to recruit more female astronauts and people with disabilities
We support ESA's drive for more diversity in space. They're recruiting women and people with disabilities. Our Director, Prof Anna Moore, tells the ABC that Australia's space industry is well positioned to do the same.
15 Jan 2021
Mission Specialist co-edits definitive space conflict book
What does space warfare mean for Earth? Dr Cassandra Steer co-edits new guide.
4 Dec 2020
Here’s how ANU space researchers will revolutionise fitness to fly tests
We can study how Australian space tourists will fare in space, here on Earth.
26 Nov 2020
It’s been a year since bushfire smoke blanketed parts of Australia
With so many COVID-related headlines, it’s easy to forget that about a year ago, the first bushfire smoke of the 2019-2020 bushfire season rolled in.
19 Nov 2020
Yes, COVID even affects asteroid sampling
The historic JAXA Hayabusa II asteroid-sample-return mission will land in Australia in early December, but COVID is changing how we retrieve these valuable samples.
12 Nov 2020
New Zealand’s first science satellite mission completes testing at the ANU National Space Test Facility
The Te Waka Āmiorangi o Aotearoa Mission is on the launchpad after space testing at the Australian National University.
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