Asteroid and space debris research and training network
Research at the Edge of Tomorrow
Training the next generation to guarantee tomorrow
Facilitating public engagement with science
Asteroids and space debris represent a significant hazard for space and terrestrial assets; at the same time asteroids represent also an opportunity. Read more...
The desirable life cycle for both asteroids and space debris demonstrates that a number of underpinning technologies needs to be developed to mitigate the risk posed by both types of objects. Read more...
Industry would need to work in close collaboration with academia and, given the global threat represented by both asteroids and space debris, also with decision makers in agencies and governments. Read more...
Stardust is a non-profit European Commission funded project whose main aims are education, training and research. As such it is important to us that we engage with people everywhere we can. As part of our Outreach activities we will be presenting workshops and exhibitions to the public in various locations. Read more...
New Stardust programme - Stardust Reloaded Read more...
STARDUST Result In Brief Read more...
Stardust Final Conference The final Stardust conference will kick off at ESA ESTEC in Lexden on Monday 31st October.Read more...
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