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First Norwegian hybrid rocket launched from Norway

02 October, 2018

Nucleus will be the core of a new launch system for small satellites.

Den amerikanske astronauten Sunita Williams på romvandring. Foto: NASA.

Norway exhibits pavilion at the world’s largest space conference

17 September, 2018

The Norwegian pavilion at the International Astronautical Congress 2018 will showcase Norway’s space industry.

Jan Wörner, ESA's General Director (left), and Ralph W. Bernstein, CEO of Kjeller Innovation, signed the ESA BIC Norway agreement. Photo: Kjeller Innovation

ESA opens Business Incubation Centre in Norway

02 September, 2018

Great opportunities for startups based on space technology.

Norway’s new space director

15 June, 2018

Christian Hauglie-Hanssen is the Norwegian Space Centre’s new director general. How does he envision Norway’s future in space?

Norway’s new space director

15 June, 2018

Christian Hauglie-Hanssen is the Norwegian Space Centre’s new director general. How does he envision Norway’s future in space?

NorSat-1 in orbit. Illustration: Snøball

New Norwegian satellite to detect radar signals

11 January, 2018

The development of a Norwegian satellite with radar detector is under way. Monitoring of maritime traffic will be improved when NorSat-3 is in orbit.

NorSat-1 (i bakgrunnen) og NorSat-2 (foran) i bane over Lofoten og Nord-Norge. Grafikk: T. Abrahamsen/Space Norway AS

Romåret 2017

27 November, 2017

Her er det viktigste begivenhetene og oppdagelsene i rommet i året som gikk, både internasjonalt og i Norge.

Norwegian AIS-satellites see far more ships

22 November, 2017

The improved AIS-receiver on the Norwegian satellites launched this summer detects 60% more ships than their precursors.

NorSat-2 (markert med rød sirkel) på det øverste trinnet av Sojus-bæreraketten under oppskyting. Illustrasjon: Glavkosmos

NorSat-1 and NorSat-2 launched!

12 July, 2017

The Norwegian satellites NorSat-1 and NorSat-2 were successfully launched on Friday the 14th of July 2017. The two satellites will monitor maritime traffic and test science and technology payloads.

The memorandum of understanding for sounding rocket research is signed in Tokyo on the 16th of January 2015 between JAXA and the Norwegian Space Centre. Photo: JAXA

Japanese-Norwegian agreement for sounding rocket research

26 January, 2015

Japan and Norway have signed a memorandum of understanding for sounding rocket research on the aurora and space weather.