Events

Our goal is to connect suppliers operating in both the upstream and downstream parts of the space sector value chain, and aeronautics companies to investors, buyers, research centers, government and space agencies, facilitating business and knowledge exchange for three days.

EXPANDEO, the European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC)’s annual event, where the market meets, provides a key platform for European Earth Observation companies, institutional actors and various other stakeholders to interact and network, learn about current policies and their impact on the industry, as well as reflect on challenges and explore new horizons.

Farnborough International Space Show is the must-attend annual exhibition and conference connecting the space ecosystem across industry, defence, government and academia on a global scale. The event will be co-located with the 40th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, a world-renowned conference to share crucial, emerging knowledge in pursuit of protecting the planet and its people.

Convened biennially since 1962, the Symposium is a global summit for world-renowned experts to share crucial, emerging knowledge in earth observation and remote sensing in pursuit of protecting the planet and its people from harm. ISRSE-40 will run alongside the inaugural Farnborough International Space Show, an event which will pioneer the commercial space age.

Since its inauguration in 2018, Space Resources Week has become the event of reference for the space resources community. Space Resources Week is hosted annually in Luxembourg, organized by the European Space Resources Innovation Centre (ESRIC), in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA), the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) and the Luxembourg Institute for Science and Technology (LIST). We bring together space agencies, business leaders, researchers and early-stage ventures. The event, like the subject, is truly multidisciplinary, addressing the science, technology, economic, legal and regulatory aspects of space resources.

The EU space sector stands at a critical juncture. Expanding international competition coupled with the rapid pace of technological innovation and a shifting geo-political landscape, underscores the need for Europe to bolster its strategic autonomy and develop a more resilient and competitive space industry. Against this backdrop, this year’s event will explore how to best shape a robust and innovative industry capable of competing on the global stage while safeguarding Europe’s strategic interests and future ambitions.

Media representatives are cordially invited to express their interest in attending a media event at Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana, for the launch of the European Space Agency’s Biomass satellite on a Vega-C launcher. Journalists wishing to participate in the launch media programme detailed below, are asked to submit their application via ESA’s media accreditation page by Friday 14 March 2025, 15:00 CET.

The European Space Agency (ESA) invites media representatives to the official unveiling of its new High-Performance Computing Environment (Space HPC) at ESRIN, Frascati, Italy, on 12 March 2025 at 09:30 CET This state-of-the-art computing infrastructure marks a significant step towards making ESA a more data-driven organisation, enabling innovation, industrial development, and the future of European space exploration.

Media representatives are invited to attend a briefing on 13 March 2025 following the Hera mission’s close flyby of Mars and its enigmatic moon, Deimos, on 12 March. The flyby is a significant milestone in Hera’s journey to the binary asteroid system Didymos and a crucial step in the ESA's efforts to develop reliable methods for asteroid deflection and planetary defence

"Resilient PNT - Backbone of Autonomy & Critical Infrastructure!" - this will be the theme of the 2025 edition of the Munich Satellite Navigation Summit. Today PNT services from space are challenged from many directions. Jamming and spoofing events are at an all-time high, but also solar activity is at its maximum causing degraded navigation accuracy or malfunctioning systems in space and on earth. Whereas the everyday use of GNSS by smartphones is still perceived as perfectly normal, those challenges clearly impact operations of safety critical autonomous systems on land, at sea and in the air. The same is true for critical infrastructure depending on space based PNT and required to operate it. But with the help of modernized GNSS including possible support via LEO-PNT, terrestrial navigation systems or other sensors, GNSS will continue to provide reliable services from the Earth to the Moon’s surface.

This fall, Tibor Kapu, a Hungarian astronaut, will make history (again) by traveling to the ISS. To mark this incredible achievement, an extraordinary and high-profile event is being organised in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary, the HUNOR Hungarian Astronaut Program, and the Liszt Institute Brussels. The event will bring together leading international and Hungarian experts, representatives, and even astronauts.

A Nemzeti Közszolgálati Egyetem Távközlési, Légi- és Világűrjogi Kutatóintézete és a Magyar Hadtudományi Társaság tisztelettel meghívja Önt a három új, világűrjogi témában megjelent könyv bemutatójára.