The last 6 days in SpaceTech: From Aliens to Asteroids, via Netflix. – Independence Day: Retrospective We’ve peaked early this week as we’ll all be celebrating Independence Day on July 4th. To get in the mood, why not revisit the movies of the same name to fully embrace the

From taking “one giant leap for mankind” to sending spacecraft to the farthest reaches of the solar system, 🇺🇸 has led the way in space exploration. Under the leadership of President Donald J. Trump, 🇺🇸 is now spearheading the new, commercial era of space. Today’s “Invest in Space USA” session at

「人類にとっては大きな飛躍」という偉業達成から太陽系の最も遠い場所への宇宙船到達まで、米国は宇宙探査の道を切り開いてきました。トランプ大統領のリーダーシップのもと、米国は今、宇宙ビジネスの新時代の先頭に立っています。本日、米国大使館で開催された「Invest in Space

🚀What a launch! Our Partnership Opportunity Delegation to Japan kicked off with dynamic discussions with 65+ 🇺🇸 & 🇯🇵 gov’t, industry & academic leaders on collaboration opportunities in space security and Japan’s Space Strategic Fund along with a landmark partnership signing

Yesterday, we sat down for an interview with #Ameca - a humanoid robot from Engineered Arts as part of the The National Robotarium display in Future Lab at Goodwood FOS Talking #SpaceTech and the New Space Race, we soon discovered Ameca makes a VERY convincing talk show host,

.Sirius Technologies and our parent company 将来宇宙輸送システム attended a signing ceremony with engine developer Ursa Major at the アメリカ大使館 last week to promote U.S.-Japan cooperation in the space transportation industry. With a view toward developing larger and more

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From lost heroes to moon missions. – A Farewell to Felix Baumgartner This week we lost a true mobility pioneer in a tragic accident. A man that pushed boundaries to the edge of the stratosphere. Felix Baumgartner was an Austrian skydiver,

It’s #MoonDay and we celebrate the historic landing of the 1969 Apollo 11 mission – and look forward to many more monumental days of human endeavour for the space industry. This community takes its strength from the success we all achieve together in the knowledge the sky is not

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Marvel to Mars. – A Fantastic Future The retro-futuristic ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ finally hit the big screen this week. We love the beautiful visual mix of nostalgic Space Race and future technology. The Marvel-1 spacecraft perfectly

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Star Wars to Star Gazing. – Iconic Comic Con This week, San Diego hosted the good, the bad and the iconic of Comic-Con International (SDCC). Amongst the most iconic, George Lucas made his very first appearance at the convention that originally introduced

This week, we’re shaking things up a bit with ‘The last 7 Days in History… in SpaceTech’ 1959 Explorer 6 transmits the first TV photo of Earth from space 1961 First case of motion sickness in space is reported 1985 Mamoru Mohri is chosen to be Japan's first astronaut

“I retired a captain… and a captain I will be”. These were the words of a man that will forever be part of the very fabric of space exploration – Jim Lovell, who we lost this week at the age of 97. When asked by Ron Howard to take a cameo role as an admiral in the blockbuster

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Geckos to Xenomorphs. – Buick Into Orbit Drawing inspiration from spacecraft, jets, and iconic Buick concepts of the 1950s, GM China’s Advanced Design Center presented ‘Electra Orbit’ this week. The official press release gets a little

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Airbikes to Artemis. – You Thought Speeder Bikes Were Just for Star Wars? Think Again… We’re big fans of boundary-pushing mobility – especially anything that hints at the future we were all promised, featuring flying cars and jetpacks. This

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Major Tom to Major Movies via Major Launches. – Ground Control to Major Tom / Chris Happy 66th birthday to Chris Hadfield, the first Canadian to command the International Space Station and the first astronaut to record a cover of David Bowie's

As we hit the ground (and the sky) running in September, we’re taking another look back at ‘This week in SpaceTech History’. 1902 The first sci-fi film ‘A Trip To The Moon’ is released 1966 24th World Science Fiction Convention honors Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry 1977

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The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Bowie to LEGO via Mars. – There’s a Star Man This week, London’s V&A East Storehouse began a creative celebration of the ultimate Star Man – David Bowie. The new David Bowie Centre features guest-curated small displays and unrealised

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Apollo to Exo via Rolls. – Apollo 13 at 30 The Apollo 13 movie celebrates its 30th anniversary with the spectacular cinematic re-release in IMAX theatres this week. Last month we sadly lost Jim Lovell, Commander of the original Apollo 13