The story of Apollo 11, which landed on the Moon 55 years ago is well-known – but not so well-known are the stories of women working behind the scenes to ensure a safe and successful flight.
The meet and greet was part of a new campaign between LEGO Australia, the Australian Space Agency and Australian astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg.
NASA’s new space capsule is built to take humans further than ever before, with help from advanced Australian manufacturing.
Watch the story of the two Australian teams designing concepts for Roo-ver
New collaborative project between Australia and India to be a defining moment for the two partner nations’ space economies.
The collaboration will include a meet and greet with Australian astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg.
The first national industry event for Australian Astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg since her return home.
An Australian-made communications payload is being developed to support IoT services in harsh off-world environments.
This grant program is designed to strengthen Australia's local space manufacturing industry. Applications are now open and close on Tuesday 16 July 2024.
Archived data from a 1990s space mission to Venus is helping scientists make new discoveries about recent volcanic activity on the planet.
$36 million program aims to enhance communication across key sectors and regional Australia
Did you know that Barbie was first represented as an astronaut as early as 1965?
Sydney space startup business HEO is enabling satellites to watch satellites, ensuring critical Earth-based services and communications stay up and running
Listen to Outback To Orbit on your preferred podcast platform.
In case you missed it, the Southern Lights were on display this past weekend.
The famous Peanuts character Snoopy first spaceflight goes right back to 1968!
The Discovery Centre is underpinned by a strong STEM education focus. It aims to inspire the next generation of the space workforce through stories of opportunity, curiosity and technology.
The SR75 rocket is one of the largest commercially launched rockets in Australian history.
Quantum technology is widely recognised as one of the areas of greatest opportunity for the Australian space sector.
Three projects have been offered a total of A$18 million under the International Space Investment India Projects program.
