As Japan prepares to launch its mission to collect samples from the Martian Moon Phobos, explore through our interactive photo gallery how NASA’s historic Viking landings transformed Mars exploration.
Inspired by a motorbike journey through one of Australia's most remote landscapes, engineer and full-time carer Daniel Bloomfield developed an unconventional solution that caught NASA's attention at their recent competition.
Here’s a recap of some of the key developments and capabilities from August that are shaping Australia’s space industry.
The five-decade long space cooperation between the two countries is set to reach a new milestone through JAXA's MMX mission, with Martian moon samples expected to return to South Australia by 2031.
The Australian Space Agency is supporting a new educational opportunity giving young Australians hands-on experience in solving future food production challenges for space exploration.
From 1 September 2026, the Discovery Centre's new operating model will ensure thousands more students can access a curriculum-aligned learning experience with a space focus.
A two-week test campaign for Australia's first lunar rover is underway at Adelaide University’s EXTERRES CRATER Facility. The testing will prove the rover's mobility in a lunar simulated environment.
Human Aerospace has spun its International Space Station-proven skinsuit technology into a brand of revolutionary custom-fit compression garments for everyday use.
To mark National Science Week 2026, plant scientist Gunya Malhotra shares how she is using space agriculture to develop resilient crops and sustainable food systems for Earth and beyond.
Here’s a recap of some of the key developments and capabilities from July that are shaping Australia’s space industry.
Backed by the Australian Space Agency, the latest edition of the Forum put the spotlight on Aussie space innovations and Indo-Pacific partnerships.
Expressions of Interest opened for the program's kits with the aim to get the space seeds experiment into 1 in 10 Australian schools.
The Australian Government is backing Australia’s space industry to capture the growing opportunities of the global space economy while strengthening the capabilities that underpin our economic resilience and national security.
The Australian Space Agency's inaugural special event drew hundreds, inspiring young Australians to explore STEM, space careers and the future of Australia's growing space sector.
Australia will play a critical role in supporting all four of the program’s planned missions through essential space tracking capability from its Cocos (Keeling) Islands.
This educational program is supported by the Australian Space Agency and will be delivered by One Giant Leap Australia. In this feature, the winning team from last year's competition reflect on the STEM confidence they gained.
Here’s a recap of some of the key developments and capabilities from June that are shaping Australia’s space industry.
Australian astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg’s New Zealand visit has highlighted the growing impact of Australia and New Zealand’s space sectors, their shared space heritage and the opportunity to shape the global space economy.
We've got several online and in-person activities planned to start from Saturday 4 July and ending on Sunday 19 July 2026.
The Australian Space Agency is seeking information from the sector on Australia’s microgravity and space payload state of the art.
