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Space has the Answers is a video series that highlights the profound benefits of space to life in Australia. 

The Agency's educational series showcases the critical intersections between space and cutting-edge technologies that help address pressing challenges we face on our planet. 

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Protecting Australia's way of life

  • Learn about some of the practical, and seamless, ways space technologies help us.
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Artemis unlocking Earth-based innovations

  • Learn about the multifaceted goals of the Artemis program.
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Space technology is transforming disaster responses in Australia. From monitoring bushfires to predicting cyclones, satellites are our eyes in the sky, helping communities prepare and respond effectively. 

Watch how space has the answers to transform our approach to disaster management. 

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Australia's population is set to reach 35.9 million by 2050. How will we maintain our quality of life? Discover how space technology is crafting intelligent solutions for our growing urban challenges.

Watch how space has the answers to create more liveable cities.

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Space technology is transforming disaster responses in Australia. From monitoring bushfires to predicting cyclones, satellites are our eyes in the sky, helping communities prepare and respond effectively. 

Watch how space has the answers to ensuring the sustainability of our oceans, crucial for our economy and wellbeing.

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Space technology is transforming healthcare across Australia. From virtual consultations to AI-driven support, see how space innovations are helping to solve the challenges of our vast landscape. 

Watch how space has the answers to solve the challenges of our vast landscape.

 

Protecting Australia's way of life

This part of the Agency's video series focuses on the practical applications of space technology in addressing uniquely Australian challenges.

Each of the following videos highlight how advancements in space research are tackling a variety of issues, including monitoring disasters and improving health outcomes.

From the depths of our oceans to the complexities of urban environments – discover how space is not just about reaching new frontiers, but also about finding answers to the challenges we face, every day. 

Oceans

Australia’s oceans are vital to our way of life, but climate change poses significant challenges. 

In this video, find out how innovative space technology is being used to monitor and protect our delicate marine ecosystems.  

  • Monitoring toxic algae in Spencer Gulf. 
  • Combating white spot disease in prawns. 
  • Real-time coral bleaching data from satellites. 

Cities

Explore the role of space-based data in Australia's urban planning and development. 

Discover how space technology can help us build smarter, more sustainable cities. 

  • Digital Earth Australia assisting with urban planning using satellite imagery. 
  • Victoria’s digital twin enhancing infrastructure and environmental resilience. 
  • Satellite data in NSW boosting agriculture efficiency with reduced resources. 

Disasters

Uncover how space technology improves our ability to predict and respond to disasters in Australia. 

From tracking bushfires to monitoring wildlife, see how satellites save lives and help communities prepare for emergencies. 

  • Space technology significantly improving our ability to predict and respond to disasters. 
  • Innovative solutions such as LANDSAT Next. 
  • Real-life impact in enhancing everyday disaster preparedness and response efforts. 

There are several examples of how space technology helps Australian emergency services.

Health

Discover how space technology is transforming healthcare across Australia. 

From virtual consultations to AI-driven support, see how space innovations are helping to solve the challenges of our vast landscape. 

  • Space technology transforming healthcare access for Australians in remote areas through virtual consultations and high-speed communication. 
  • AI-driven robots, like Cupcake, are supporting those living with chronic illnesses, enhancing their quality of life. 

Artemis unlocking Earth-based innovations

NASA is establishing sustainable exploration on the Moon through the Artemis human exploration program.

This part of the video series showcases the multifaceted goals of the Artemis program and the anticipated benefits of lunar exploration.

By venturing back to the Moon, we not only seek to deepen our understanding of space but also aim to unlock innovations that can enhance life on Earth, particularly benefiting communities in Australia. 

Agriculture

How can returning to the Moon help us grow food more sustainably in Australia?

  • Sustainable farming on our planet.
  • Crop resilience for a range of conditions.
  • Habitation beyond Earth.

Agriculture accounts for over half of Australia’s land and there are several examples how space technologies assists our farmers

Energy

How can returning to the Moon support Australia’s clean energy future?

  • Exploring the geology of the Moon.
  • Searching for critical minerals.
  • Improving clean energy practices.

Did you know that an innovative, Aussie-designed mining solution is reducing environmental impact and using satellites to bring unprecedented efficiency

Health

How can returning to the Moon help us treat health conditions in Australia?

  • Strengthening the body after a spaceflight.
  • Treating medical conditions.
  • Improving recovery from injury and surgery.

Our department recognises the First Peoples of this Nation and their ongoing cultural and spiritual connections to the lands, waters, seas, skies, and communities.

We Acknowledge First Nations Peoples as the Traditional Custodians and Lore Keepers of the oldest living culture and pay respects to their Elders past and present. We extend that respect to all First Nations Peoples.