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    Over 100 players from the SatCom sector came to EUSPA headquarters in Prague for the first ever SatCom Downstream Industry Days.
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    Main players from the SatCom downstream industry gathered in EUSPA headquarters to prepare the upcoming GOVSATCOM and share experience and solutions for governmental and secure SATCOM.

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    Thanks to the EU SST, the EU provides collision avoidance information and services for over 390 satellites distributed in Low, Medium and Geostationary Orbits.
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    Space debris can be anything from defunct satellites or rocket pieces to small cables and screws that have fallen off a rocket during launch. Orbiting Earth at an ultra-highspeed space debris can cause irreversible damage to operational satellites and even, create more debris caused by the collision. The consequences could be more serious for us, end-users, down on Earth.

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    The key to keeping global warming below the 1.5°C threshold needed to secure a liveable future is having timely, transparent and detailed climate data – which is exactly what Copernicus and the European State of the Climate report provide.
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    The European State of the Climate (ESOTC) report published by ECMWF provides essential info on climate, but also the opportunity to think ahead and prepare climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.

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    The free data and services provided by the EU Space Programme will be a key enabler of Europe’s energy transition.
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    How EU Space can help build the autonomous renewable energy system that will power an energy independent and climate neutral future for Europe.

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    Beyond the aviation sector, EGNOS improves and extends the scope of such GNSS applications as precision farming, on-road vehicle management and navigating ships through narrow channels
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    The EGNOS Safety of Life Service stands out not only in terms of the accuracy provided but also by its integrity. It is essential for applications where human life could be in danger if the performance of the navigation system was degraded beyond a specific level of accuracy.

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    With over 900 candidates submitting 90 projects from across 10 locations, the 5th edition of the CASSINI Hackathon was a resounding success.
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    The fifth CASSINI Hackathon saw a record registration with 900 candidates from 10 different locations working to create innovative, space-based solutions that could make Europe safer and more secure.