Since the foundation of SnT, our researchers have been working hand in hand with the satellite industry and public space sector on innovative research projects.

38,000 kilometres above Earth — beyond the Hubble telescope, the International Space Station, and even the farthest-flung geostationary satellites — is a graveyard.

When 4G first became available, no one could have predicted the massive changes it would bring to all of our lives. Suddenly, ride-sharing apps became a technological possibility.

Satellites are an invisible part of the vital infrastructure we all rely on day-to-day, from navigating with GPS, receiving weather alerts, and calling home, but they are poised to become an even more important part of our increasingly connected world.

Each degree of warming increases the total water vapor that air can hold by an average of seven percent. For communities and businesses affected by urban and flash flooding events, the increased deluge comes at enormous costs.