“Space is no longer empty: satellites, space debris, security and who sets the rules up there”

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The Scientific Outreach Secretariat at the University of Seville is organising a round-table discussion aimed at the general public on the challenges posed by the increasingly intensive use of space. The event will bring together four perspectives: aerospace engineering and space surveillance, addressing the tracking of objects in orbit, the risk of collisions and growing orbital congestion; Earth observation and remote sensing, to explain why we need satellites and what knowledge and services they provide; a business perspective and that of the New Space sector, focusing on technological development and the growing involvement of private companies; and a perspective on space governance and policy.

Times:

8 October (Thursday)
17:00 to 18:00

Venue:

Boardroom of the Rector’s Office, University of Seville.

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