ISC Affiliated Body, the Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) is pleased to announce the launch of an ambitious series of space science education projects through its Panel on Education, starting with participation in an Erasmus+ programme.
31.07.2023
The International Science Council’s Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) held its 44th Scientific Assembly from 16 to 24 July in Athens, Greece. Read about what our Affiliated Body has been up to at its event and hear what the organization’s new president has to say about the future of COSPAR and international space science cooperation.
03.08.2022
"Some astronomers say the collision is “not a big deal”, but to a space archaeologist like me it’s quite exciting. It will be the Moon’s newest archaeological site, joining more than 100 other locations that document human activity on the Moon and in cislunar space", writes Alice Gorman.
04.02.2022
The year ahead is going to be ground-breaking for space exploration, with several unique missions involving scientists from across the world and depending on international scientific collaboration.
10.01.2022
In a post-Covid-19 world, tourists are looking for new experiences in remote, safe places.
23.11.2021
The ISC and its partners, the UNDRR and Public Health England, will soon release Hazard Information Profiles to standardize a set of hazard names and definitions. We explore the Near-Earth Object hazard on International Asteroid Day.
30.06.2021
We speak to the chair of IUCAF about how the Committee tackles radio frequency allocation challenges that come with the commercialization of 5G, earth-mapping radars and more.
23.03.2021
To be presented on 30 January during the 43rd COSPAR Scientific Assembly in Sydney, Australia
05.01.2021
The International Astronomical Union is committed to helping tackle this pandemic and its impact on society through fun, educational, original and engaging at home-online activities.
23.12.2020
Astronomers from the LIGO and Virgo Scientific Collaboration have observed two monster black holes colliding to form an even bigger one. Here is what that means.
03.09.2020
