Hrvatski
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At Silicon Valley uphill in Zagreb space programe is being born
Did extraterrestrial beings visit Earth?
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FHWN – A3 signing of the Cooperation Agreement
Adriatic Aerospace Association delegation, composed of President Slobodan Danko Bosanac, Filip Kisic, Matija Makoter, Luka Korova, Mario Mustra, Darko Luksa and Vlado Sruk visited the Aerospace Engineering Department, Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt, Austria where their director Carsten Scharlemann, Carlo Girardello, Kaarel Repaen and Wolfgang Treberspurg received us. The visit is a continuation of the collaboration on satellite technology, first of all getting to know the group’s experiences at WN on CubeSat Pegasus, which is in orbit, and on their new CLIMB project. For our part, we introduced them to the CubeSat Perun I project. After a very fruitful discussion, we visited a laboratory where satellites are assembled and tested. The meeting ended with the signing of a collaboration agreement between A3 and the Aerospace Engineering Department.
Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of UN COPUOS
At the meeting of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of UN COPUOS, Croatia has its representatives as observers.
The regular meeting of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee is attended by OSCE Ambassador Mario Horvatić, Jasminka Dinić and Iva Baković as members of the delegation. Croatia has observer status but should be admitted to a permanent membership at the session in June.
The meeting is also attended by A3 member Mirta Medanić as part of the SGAC (Space Generation Advisory Council) delegation.
The list of participants can be found at:
http://unoosa.org/res/oosadoc/data/documents/2020/aac_105c_12020crp/aac_105c_12020crp_2_0_html/AC105_C1_2020_CRP02EFS.pdf
Croatia needs it’s National Space Strategy, otherwise it will irreversibly fall behind
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Brijuni Conference, 29-31 August 2022
The focus of the conference is on the scientific and technical aspects of communication with space vehicles in deep space, their navigation and propulsion, with an emphasis on new ideas. The conference is a meeting place for science and technology and business contacts. The afternoon is intended to establish contacts on joint development or business projects. Business and premises were organized for the presentation of research, development and new product results. The conference is aimed at space scientists and engineers, companies that develop state-of-the-art technology and, most importantly, students and young scientists and engineers.
National space strategy and space program proposal presentation
National space strategy and space program presentation will be held on January 29th 2020 at 5 PM at Ruđer Bošković Institute, Zagreb.
A3 welcomes a new member – Span Ltd.
SPAN is a high-tech IT company with an extensive international network of partners and product users. Joining our Association will be a major contribution to the development of our space program.
Global Space Exploration Conference GLEX 2020
The International Astronautical Federation (IAF) is pleased to invite you to the Global Space Exploration Conference (GLEX) 2020 to take place in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation from 9 – 11 June 2020.
The Conference, organized by the International Astronautical Federation (IAF) and hosted by IAF Member ROSCOSMOS, will bring together leaders and decision-makers within the science and human exploration community ? engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, educators, agency representatives and policy makers. Following up on GLEX 2012 in Washington, D.C., United States and GLEX 2017 in Beijing, China, GLEX 2020 aims to examine the recent achievements and current challenges in space exploration, as well as providing a platform to encourage international cooperation and to promote space exploration on a global scale. GLEX 2020 will feature an Opening Event; several Plenary Events and Keynote Lectures; a Global Networking Forum (GNF) Programme and an attractive social and networking programme including a Welcome Reception and a Gala Dinner. GLEX 2020 will also feature a Technical Programme with Sessions in several parallel technical streams. The Call for Papers will be open until 3 January 2020. Please be sure to share this deadline with any colleagues who may be interested.
You are invited to submit abstracts online on the IAF Restricted Area www.iafastro.net on the following 12 topics:
- International Cooperation for Space Exploration
- Lunar Exploration
- Mars Exploration
- Exploration of Near-Earth Asteroids
- Exploration of Other Destinations
- Space Transportation
- Key Technologies
- Challenges of Life Support/Medical Support for Human Missions
- Space Stations
- Space Resources
- Ground-Based Preparatory Activities
- Transcending Societal Issues for Space Exploration
If you would like to know more, please visit the official GLEX 2020 website: www.glex2020.org
As an IAF Member, you are encouraged to promote this exciting IAF conference within your community. Your support will help us creating a space-faring world cooperating for the benefit of humanity!
Please find attached GLEX 2020 Banner, GLEX Venue photo and GLEX 2020 Logo for your use. You are invited to publicize the Global Space Exploration Conference #GLEX2020 within your community on social media, on your website and in your newsletters. We have created the following text you can employ:
Come to the Global Space Exploration Conference #GLEX2020 organized by the IAF to take place in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation from 9 – 11 June 2020. Submit your abstract by 3 January 2020. Visit www.glex2020.org to find out more.
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Looking forward to meeting you in St. Petersburg at #GLEX2020!
12th European Space Conference
The 12th European Space Conference
Will be a defining event as it will serve to set the scene for the upcoming decade with regards not only to European space Policy it self, but also to many space-related issues, such as “new space”, industrial strategy, research & development, AI and quantum, digital security, and defence.
This next edition of our cycle of conferences will count on the presence of the new European decision makers who will be at the helm of this policy for at least the next mandate, and possibly longer. Key areas of interest and debate will be:
- New framework for European space: launch services, future EU industrial policy
- R&D and driving innovation, New Space, downstream industry
- Space and the European Green Deal
- European strategic autonomy, data security, Cloud and Cybersecurity
- Space Traffic Management, SST/SSA
- International cooperation in the space domain
- Space and defence: new challenges, and the role of space in EU defence initiatives
- 5G and challenges to telecommunication