UAESA and Mitsubishi ink agreement for launch of Mohammed Bin Rashid Explorer
The initiative is part of the Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt and marks one of the largest space initiatives undertaken by the UAE.
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The initiative is part of the Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt and marks one of the largest space initiatives undertaken by the UAE.
The conference, held as part of the official programme leading up to the Egypt International Airshow, titled 'New Space Horizons - Africa and the Middle East,' will address the most ...
The sessions conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the design of the satellite, its payload of various sensors and verification of the design of the ground support systems.
The Lunaris Platform is a student-designed platform to be deployed from Astrobotic lander to touch the surface of the moon and investigate the abrasive impact of lunar regolith on different ...
This MoU aims to leverage the strengths of both organisations to drive economic growth and diversification in the UAE by exploring potential synergies in the aerospace and defense industries.
Industry leaders discuss the importance of strategic investments and technological advancements in advancing the UAE's space goals.
In a significant move for the UAEs space sector, Bayanat and Yahsat have approved a merger to form SPACE42. Karim Sabbagh, Managing Director Designate, discusses SPACE42s AI-focused strategy and its ...
The mission aims to conduct close flybys of seven main belt asteroids before landing on Justitia.
EMM was formulated with three objectives that align with inquiries raised by the global assembly of Mars scientists and researchers, MEPAG - the Mars Exploration Programme Analysis Group.
The meeting discussed the latest developments in space projects and initiatives.
The UAE Space Agency organised the first of its kind Space Agencies Leaders Summit, with the participation of more than 20 space agencies.
By bringing together key actors from global climate policy and space exploration sectors, the summit addressed climate programmes and initiatives that will expedite the pathway to 1.5C.
The Geo-Spatial Analytics Platform constitutes a key initiative within the Space Data Center.
Yahsat will represent the UAE space sector at the UAE Space Agency Pavilion, demonstrating its cutting-edge climate tech solutions.
Yahsat and Bayanat will oversee satellite management, operations, data, and space applications, with NSSTC contributing through the provision of assembly, integration, and testing operations.
The UAE Space Agency has formed an industrial consortium to develop the "Sirb" project that will potentially see the first satellite launched by 2026.
The academy will provide a comprehensive learning experience by offering a combination of theoretical and practical workshops focused on the intricacies of the space environment.
Led by the UAE Space Agency, the space pavilion at the Dubai Airshow will reportedly be the largest space pavilion in the exhibitions history to date.
With this contribution, the UAESA emphasises the importance of international solidarity and cooperation in the face of natural disasters.
The stellar occultation campaign was conducted by 60 volunteers which included EMA team members, University of Colorado students, Emirati students, and other occultation campaign volunteers.
The campaign aims to throw open new business, start-up opportunities for private sector.
A review of the committee's programmes focused on the importance of transferring know-how and capabilities across the value chain to the UAE's space sector.
The UAE officials highlighted the significance of the peaceful use of outer space exploration during a UN committee address.
The UAE Space Agency organised the Geospatial Analytics Platform Hackathon's first workshop on the sidelines of the Make it in the Emirates forum.
More than 30 private companies will participate in the first phase of Emirates Mission to Asteroid Belt.
The project aims to develop a spacecraft in the coming years and then launch it in 2028 to study various asteroids.
There are now more countries joining the three space powers United States, Russia, and Europe, including China, India, and the United Arab Emirates, which hopes to become a major player.
The Loss and Damage Atlas project was conceived to extend technology and expertise to developing countries to tackle the loss and damage resulting from climate change.
The USE Space Agency has highlighted key projects and contributions in developing software and solutions to overcome national and global challenges.
The agency will also coordinate with the Higher National Committee to prepare publications on the contribution of the space sector in mitigating climate change.
The agency will also coordinate with the Higher National Committee to prepare publications on the contribution of the space sector in mitigating climate change.
The parties also discussed the vital role of the space sector in supporting global initiatives to address climate change studies.
Abu Dhabi Space Debate hosted the panel discussion held under the theme 'The Future of Earth: LEO Politics of the 21st Century'.
The workshop will offer a six-month training programme for graduates of UAE Nationals.
UAE Space Agency aims to support national and global challenges by providing scientists, researchers, and government and private institutions with access to satellite data.
Through this cooperation, AWS will collaborate with the UAE Space Agency and related UAE government space organisations and institutions on three specific initiatives.
Under the agreement, both entities will create opportunities for Emiratis in the space industry.
The UAE and Philippines will be collaborating to support space education, through student and graduate exchange programmes.
The debate will highlight the new geopolitics of space, by strengthening international law to benefit from the sector and how to control and prevent an Arms Race in Outer Space.
The Space Data Center is part of the transformational projects launched by the UAEs government.
The agency will highlight the UAE's space projects and R&D efforts, as well as explore joint cooperation opportunities across the space and aviation sectors.
The conference will bring together politicians with industry leaders in space, avionics and defence technologies.
On December 5-6, the UAE Space Agency will organise the Abu Dhabi Space Debate.
The survey will focus on the number of companies working in the sector, foreign investment and the total spending on space projects.
The Sirb project will make the UAE the first Arab country to develop a swarm of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites.
Chairwoman of UAESA Sarah Al Amiri has also applauded the UAEs achievement of being elected to chair the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
As part of the Summit, Salem Al Qubaisi, DG of the UAE Space Agency, will deliver a speech on the UAE national space programme.
After a few months in orbit, the mission began its science observations, which are focused on the atmosphere and climate of Mars.
Light-1 will measure TGFs and their potency, as well as determine how they are generated and how long they last.
The Space Economic Zone will offer an integrated business ecosystem, stimulate innovation and boost the UAE's knowledge-driven economy.
In collaboration with Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Light-1 will be re-launched into orbit around Earth during Q1 2022.
A collaborative effort between two nations culminates in the region's first gamma-ray flash project.
UAE Space Agency also holds talks with Egyptian Space Agency to reinforce cooperation in scientific research, digital technology, data transfer and other space-related fields.
Al Qubaisi explores closer cooperation in spaceflight technology, investment, scientific research, exploratory missions, and knowledge sharing with global partners at the event.
During the four meetings, the UAE Space Agency provided an update on the latest achievements from the Emirates Mars Missions Hope Probe.
Arab Space Cooperation Group has elected Salem Butti Al Qubaisi as its President.
For the first time, the IAC will open its doors to the global space community in an Arab country since its establishment in 1950.
With countries like KSA and the UAE investing heavily in industry 4.0 national space programmes, energy and smart cities, there will be great demand and opportunities within the NGSO sector, ...
UAE Space Agency is looking at greater collaboration in all space-related fields with Hungary and Estonia.
IAC 2021 will provide an opportunity for participating organisations to highlight their experience, contributions and innovations in the space sector to attendees and representatives of international agencies.
