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  • UK to chair global Earth observation group with bold ambitions for data uptake聽

    The UK has assumed the Chair of the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites.

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  • ARTES Call for Innovative Hybrid Network Solutions

    A call for expressions of interest in delivering future satellite services for very hard to reach areas under the European Space Agency (ESA) Advanced Research in Telecommunications Systems (ARTES) programme.

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  • Brochure: A guide to UK spaceports

    A guide to UK spaceports from the UK Space Agency.

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  • Returns and Benefits from Public Space Investments 2021

    A research paper commissioned by the UK Space Agency on the impacts of public space investments, including spillover benefits.

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  • Space Exploration: Technology Roadmap

    This roadmap will guide UK Space Agency decision-making by focusing on technologies where UK-based academia and industry are leading or well-placed to lead.

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  • The Space Exploration Advisory Committee (SEAC)

    The Space Exploration Advisory Committee is composed of UK-based experts across scientific and technical disciplines related to space exploration.

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  • ESA Vigil

    Monitoring the Sun鈥檚 activity to provide space weather forecasts and warnings of extreme space weather events to protect society and infrastructure on Earth.

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  • Euclid

    Mapping the expansion of the Universe to better understand dark energy and matter. Launched in July 2023 for a 6-year mission.

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  • LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna)

    LISA is an ESA large class science mission in development. Due for launch in the mid-2030s, LISA will be the first space-based gravitational wave observatory.

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  • LiteBIRD

    Looking for evidence of gravitational waves in the Cosmic Microwave Background, to shed light on the first moments after the Big Bang. Launch is expected before 2030 and the mission will be 3 years long.

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