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Aarhus University Interdisciplinary Centre for Space and Earth Observations
Supporting and conducting space related research on the highest level is one of the SpaCe key focus areas
The education of university students in space related areas is one of the key focus themes in SpaCe
Using space related science to address sustainability and other all important issues is one of the key SpaCe themes.
Aarhus Space Centre has made it possible for a group of students to participate in a study-related trip to northern Sweden. They have investigated whether a Danish-developed camera can take pictures of the stratosphere, and if they succeed, the camera can, for example. map climate change, biodiversity etc. (Article in Danish only)
Now’s your chance to turn that dream into reality. Join the Space Challenge and submit your best 3D design for a 1U CubeSat. This is your chance to see your design come to life, printed in aluminum and potentially launched into space!
The Kavli Prize for 2024 in astrophysics goes to Sara Seager and David Charbonneau, "for their ground-breaking work on the discovery and characterization of extra-solar planets and their atmospheres," it was announced on June 12.
Join us for a transformative AU Space Day designed to inspire, connect, and foster collaboration among space enthusiasts and professionals within our organization or anyone just curious about the rapidly increasing new opportunities that the space sector offers.
This event aims to bring together visionary speakers, cutting-edge ideas, and collaborative opportunities to propel our collective…
The National Space Conference 2024 will be hosted at Aarhus University.
How can satellite images of the Earth be used in research, and how do you access the top-quality data from Planet?
SpaCe is one of Aarhus University's interdisciplinary thematic centres working on developing solutions to the World's Grand Challenges. Here are the others.
