03/05/2022
Leicester sisters celebrate successful space missions
A “ceLEICtial city centre” where aliens and humans live side-by-side is one Leicester teenager’s award-winning vision for the future of the city.
A “ceLEICtial city centre” where aliens and humans live side-by-side is one Leicester teenager’s award-winning vision for the future of the city.
Two of Leicester’s first space scientists have returned to open the region’s state-of-the-art Space Research Centre, more than 60 years on.
Three new state-of-the-art space technology companies have landed at Space Park Leicester. DASTEC Consulting, Bloc Digital, and Bluesky are three of the latest firms to move into Space Park Leicester’s 9,700 m2 facility for space-related high-tech companies and researchers.
Scientists from the University of Leicester have used data – generated by the University of Bremen – from the Tropomi instrument onboard Sentinel-5P to observe methane concentrations associated with key mining regions across Poland and demonstrate whether the satellite can capture coal mining emissions.
British astronaut Tim Peake officially opened Leicester’s pioneering space research, innovation and teaching cluster at a special ceremony on Monday.
The unique offerings of Space Park Leicester were at the forefront of a mission to demonstrate what the UK space market has to offer to a delegation of Canadian business leaders.
UK Space Agency funds innovative research into ‘cutting-edge’ space technology in Leicester.
On the 14th March 2022, British astronaut Tim Peake will open Space Park Leicester, our city’s new hub for space teaching, research and enterprise. We challenge you to get creative and make a piece of art to show what Space City Leicester might look like.
International IT and business consulting firm CGI will create up to 20 new jobs and base 20 current members of staff at its new office at Space Park Leicester. The move is part of the company’s commitment to investing in the UK’s space sector, as well
Netflix has donated a fragment of a Semychan Pallasite meteorite, similar to the fictional comet in the hit film DON'T LOOK UP, to Space Park Leicester in a bid to inspire the next generation of space pioneers.