Adelaide now has a new space meetup group! lnkd.in/fHKWvhY

Looking for a cool space engineering internship? Apply here: lnkd.in/gyBwX9S

Ahh.. 2018 now feels like 2018 :)

Chinese far side lunar soft landing. Impressive video

Cool project @kerbalSpace. You are making satellite IoT even more fun

Thread by Phil Metzger looking at mega constellations from a first principles perspective seems pretty spot on to me #physics threadreaderapp.com/thread/1133876…

First commercial space launches from Australia are on the way! Congrats Southern Launch and Perigee Aerospace

That has to be one of the most gorgeous views of stage separation that I have ever seen. #Electron #AsTheCrowFlies

ahh, fracture mechanics. You've gotta love it

Excited to announce a successful Seed funding round of $1.3 million today👏We'd like to thank all partners + advisers including @sa_chiefentrep, SA Government, Stone & Chalk, @ICCUniSA, NewVentureInstitute LeapSheep. reneweconomy.com.au/australian-sta… #US #Texas #windtech #startup #rewenables

Venture Catalyst Space alumni Astrogate Labs recently announced the launch of their first nano-satellite mission with MOMENTUS! 🥳🚀 Read about the launch here: smallsat.org/extras/press-r… More about Astrogate Labs and the #VCSpace program here: icc.unisa.edu.au/about/icc-star…

Tune in to learn about how startups can support Australian lunar missions events.humanitix.com/external-event…

Well done, USYD Rocketry Team! 🚀🚀🚀🌟

#glxp lnkd.in/gqyT8BdH

Stellar news for SmartSatCRC who have partnered with NASA to advance satellite-based emergency communications for future human exploration on the surface of the moon 🛰🌚 Read more 👉 bit.ly/3hO82xs #SpaceTech #SpaceState

We're heading back to attempt to launch not one, but two rockets before the end of the year! 🚀 Read more: southernlaunch.space/news-archive/s…

The Moon is about to get busy.. lots of landers on their way in the coming years particularly under NASA's CLPS program. #glxp lnkd.in/g-ZTeHEm

We’ve received another incredible photo from the camera onboard our Mission 1 lander! Seen here is the lunar Earthrise during solar eclipse, captured by the lander-mounted camera at an altitude of about 100 km from the lunar surface. (1/2)

The ispace Hakuto-R lander appears to have run out of propellant within just the last 100 metres of the lunar surface, and thus crash landed. Although we don't have the dramatic fireball to prove it, this is directly analogous to t…lnkd.in/gRakyxN9 lnkd.in/g-xpftRS

IoT via SatCom is in Starlink's killzone. Lucky the zombies aren't eating ground crew though hackster.io/news/death-of-…