Did you know that in Europe, we have a “second Moon”? 🌖 Based in Cologne, Germany, the European Space Agency training centre allows astronauts to train in an environment that simulates lunar conditions. Inaugurated in 2024, this cutting-edge 700-square-metre facility houses nearly 900 tonnes of

Thirteen women, tested to the limits in the 1960s, proved they were ready for space. Remembered as the Mercury 13, their legacy continues to inspire dreamers worldwide. 📷 ©NASA · ©ESA

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FLIP is our lunar pioneer, testing out technology that will help make our FLEX rover a success! All of our FLIP rover testing here on Earth and on the lunar surface is putting Astrolab’s hardware and software through its paces. FLIP and FLEX both feature some of the same

On 9 September 1985, Jean-François Clervoy Jean-François Clervoy was selected by CNES for the first French astronaut corps and later joined the European Space Agency astronaut corps. He later flew three NASA Space Shuttle missions — STS-66, STS-84 and STS-103. During the 1999 Hubble Space

Our 𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗰 𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝗿𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗱 has remained 𝘂𝗻𝗯𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗻 since 2016. ⚡ VBB-3 hit 549 km/h (341 mph), pushing tech to its limits. Like our MONA LUNA rover, it shows what expert battery performance and overcoming extremes can achieve. Thanks to our partners &

One year ago at the International Astronautical Congress in Milan, we unveiled the FLIP lunar rover – developed by our strategic partner Venturi Astrolab, Inc. What a journey it’s been since then! ✅ We welcomed H.S.H. Prince Albert II, Apollo 15 Commander David Scott,

#OTD in 2019, NASA astronauts @astro_jessica and Christina H Koch made history during the first all-woman spacewalk. Over 7 hours and 17 minutes, they: 🔸 Replaced a faulty battery unit 🔸 Demonstrated precision 🔸 Teamwork 🔸 Resilience in orbit It was

Let TVAC testing begin! Our FLIP rover hit an important milestone today on its path to the lunar surface. Our Moon-bound rover rolled into thermal vacuum chamber testing at Element Materials Technology's facility in Los Angeles. For the next two weeks, the rover will undergo tests in a

That moment you see the rover that went from concept to flight vehicle in just 13 months head into TVAC testing. When an opportunity to fly to the lunar South Pole on Astrobotic’ Griffin Mission One opened last year, we knew it was a “moonshot” we couldn’t pass up. The Astrolab

Introducing the highest traction space tire ever created. We’re proud to announce that alongside strategic partners VENTURI, Astrolab recently completed testing on a hyper-deformable lunar wheel under NASA’s Space Technology Announcement of Collaborative Opportunity (ACO)

At Venturi Space, we’re proud to stand alongside our strategic partner Venturi @Astrolab, Inc. as we push the boundaries of lunar mobility. Together, we have recently completed a comprehensive testing programme for our Venturi Space hyper-deformable lunar wheel under NASA’s

Proud to celebrate the remarkable journey of our ambassador Jean-François Clervoy! 31 years ago, he embarked on his first space mission aboard Atlantis 🚀 Thank you Adenot Sophie for highlighting this milestone in space history! 🌍

Testing the limits of space technology 🌕 The Venturi Astrolab FLIP rover has recently undergone testing in a Thermal Vacuum Chamber in Los Angeles, USA. The goal? To replicate the extreme conditions of space – from temperature swings to low-pressure environments.

High traction. Space ready. Created in collaboration with our strategic partner VENTURI, these tires will support both our FLIP and FLEX rovers. Throughout 2024, tire testing at NASA's Glenn Research Center (GRC) focused on mobility and endurance trials, demonstrating: -With these tires, the

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We have officially wrapped up initial tire testing. Over the past few years, our FLEX rover’s airless rover tires — developed along with VENTURI and manufactured in Switzerland — have undergone rigorous tests everywhere from NASA’s Glenn Research Center and Johnson Space Center