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Aarhus University Interdisciplinary Centre for Space and Earth Observations
"SpaCe - Aarhus Space Centre is organised within five thematic themes, each theme is led by theme leads. The five themes are: Earth Observation, Education and Learning, Innovation Hub, Space and Humanities, and Space Exploration."
Working groups have a specific focus and area of interest, and relate to one or more of the five themes
SpaCe supports a broad variety of projects - projects that run over a longer og shorter periode of time
On Thursday 16 October, Anholt will officially be celebrated as Denmark’s newest International Dark Sky Park.
Perseverance rover uncovers redox-driven mineral–organic associations in Jezero Crater
ESA's General Support Technology Programme (GSTP) Element 1 'Develop' Compendia 2026–2028 activities are now available, offering 143 pre-selected technology development opportunities across strategic priority areas.
Read more about this opportunity here.
Partners from across Europe gathered on Mandø in September for the EU-financed “Interim North Sea – Darker Sky” project, hosted by Aarhus Space Centre.
On 11–12 September 2025, 70 representatives from across the Danish space sector gathered at Sandbjerg Gods for the workshop Framework for National Space Missions.
Join us at Tir na nÓg for an evening of cosmic curiosity and planetary possibilities!
Join in for a presentation by Mikkel Nørup Lund, who will give a talk about status of the forthcoming ESA PLATO mission.
Come join in for our review seminars this November. A chance to review, discuss, and strengthen drafted report before it is submitted to the Ministry of Higher Education and Innovation
Come join in for our review seminars this November 2025. A chance to review, discuss, and strengthen drafted report before it is submitted to the Ministry of Higher Education and Innovation
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