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Are you interested in bringing the solar system to life at home or in your classroom? Follow 10 simple instructions with the help of Jarli.
Team Australia showcased the best of the local space industry on the global stage at the 2023 Space Symposium.
Learn about the key moments in Australia’s rich space history, starting in the late 1950s and including the launch of the Australian Space Agency in 2018.
The Australian Government conducted a review of Australia’s space industry capability which led to a report to the government on how to grow our space industry.
The 2015 State of Space report summarises the civilian space-related activities of the members of the Space Coordination Committee (SCC), which comprises agencies across the Australian Government with an involvement in civilian space activities.
The 2014 State of Space report documents the Australian Government’s activities in civil space for the calendar year. The activities are central to ensuring Australia has the space capabilities it requires, now and into the future.
Navigate a day on the Moon in our short interactive quiz to find out which role best suits your strengths.
Learn about Australian success stories that highlight national capability and the range of technologies being developed across the space ecosystem.
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20 April will mark a special astronomical event that only happens once every 10 years.
Precision and accuracy are key to building spacecraft and are key skills of fabricators. Learn more about the role fabricators play in the space industry.
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The Australian Space Discovery Centre offers students and general public with an up-close look into the country's growing space industry and history.
A desire for an international career and qualifications in aerospace engineering supported Anastasia’s career journey and success as the co-founder of a business that uses space technology to help life on Earth.
Dr Caitlin Byrt's research background in agricultural science and an interest in the power of plants is now being applied to solve complex problems for astronauts on the International Space Station.
Joining the Monash High Powered Rocketry team kick-started Hamish’s engagement with other space organisations around the country, and has helped apply his studies to space industry scenarios.
A keen interest in antennas and their many applications to our everyday lives has seen Zahra’s career pathway go from research to working on technology that will go to the Moon.