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South Australia set for triple spacecraft return
The first of three capsules from American microgravity company Varda Space Industries to return to Earth over the coming month has successfully touched down at the Koonibba Test Range, near Ceduna in South Australia's far west.
New institute advances human life in space research
Enabling humans to live in space has taken one small step forward with Adelaide University launching the Andy Thomas Institute for Space Resources (ATISR).
Emerging space companies backed to join peak industry body
The South Australian Space Industry Centre (SASIC) is continuing to back local space businesses, supporting five emerging companies with complimentary one-year memberships with the Space Industry Association of Australia (SIAA).
Saab launches Australian-built mission system for space operations
Saab has launched a new Australian-built, cloud-based software platform developed at Lot Fourteen in Adelaide that enables users to monitor, understand and respond to activity in space.
Opening in 2029, SpaceBase will be Australia’s premier satellite facility, bringing together spacecraft assembly, integration, testing and cleanroom capabilities in a single location for satellites up to 250kg, supporting the next generation of Australian space missions.
An initiative of the South Australian Government, through the South Australian Space Industry Centre, SpaceBase will be located in Defence HQ at Adelaide’s innovation district, Lot Fourteen.