Spies in the skies
“Spies in the skies” wasn’t actually the title of the talk given by HEO’s Toby Harris and Hannah Dawe at the Royal […]
Author: SpaceKate
Filling the gaps in the UK space sector
I often hear hiring managers complaining that there aren’t enough software developers, or people with the skillsets they are looking for, and […]
Astrobotic: Peregrine Mission 1
Astrobotic is an American commercial space company with its headquarters in Pittsburgh. It was originally formed to compete in the Google Lunar […]
2024 blasts off in style
What an exciting start to 2024 we’ve had! The maiden flight of ULA’s Vulcan-Centaur rocket, an American commercial company launching its first […]
Mission Update: SpaceKate at 40
Ten years ago – just as I was turning 30 – I decided that I wanted to get to space, and I […]
America’s return to human spaceflight
If you know me (and even if you don’t) it’s pretty obvious that I like rocket launches, which is why today, 27th […]
Apollo50 at Goonhilly Earth Station
The 50th anniversary of the first human footsteps on the Moon seemed like a good thing to celebrate, and without the time/budget […]
We have a winner!
Seven years ago, half way through my #SpaceNomad adventure waiting for STS-133 to launch, I found myself in a bar in Portland, […]
The GLXP is dead. Long live the GLXP!
*This post was written before the GLXP released new information about the prize deadline on 16th August 2017 – and is based […]
Japan – the great space enabler?
Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi may have made the mainstream media with his photos from the international space station some years ago, but […]