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27.05.2020

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Weekly events to engage representatives from politics, academia and industry in challenging discussions surrounding the New-Space sector

27.05.2020

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With just over 1 hour to go and over 250 tickets sold, join our #Careersinspace webinar today at 3pm! With the UK Government aiming to capture 10% of the global space market by 2030, come and listen to all the current and future employment opportunities there are in UK space!

27.05.2020

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#Spacecareers

Today is the day! #TuneIn and listen to our #Careersinspace webinar. With over 200 tickets sold, listen to @KathieBowden, @apaliwoda, @rob_elliott1, @timmermansr, @Celestial_Mech Register here: #Spacecareers #Opportunitiesinspace #STEM

26.05.2020

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Parachute activity

This parachute activity provides an examination of how a parachute recovery system allows for the safe landing of Skyrora’s test rockets. Follow the link to take part and understand the importance of reusability in consideration to various rocket parts:

26.05.2020

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#Careersinspace webinar

Having already sold out on our #Careersinspace webinar tomorrow, we decided to increase the amount of available attendees! Tomorrow at 3pm, #Tunein & listen to @spacegovuk, @RAL_Space_STFC, @ResponsiveAcs, @Celestial_Mech & @timmermansr Register here:

26.05.2020

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Skyrora joining the #Careersinspace webinar

We have had a slight change in panelists, with @Celestial_Mech Robin Hague, Head of Launch at Skyrora joining the #Careersinspace webinar tomorrow! Who is ready to hear about employment opportunities in the Space Industry? Register here: #STEM #Space

23.05.2020

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One small step for rocket science apprentice at Skyrora

Jack-James “JJ” Marlow, 31, and his team at Skyrora, an Edinburgh-based technology company, put its 11m rocket, Skylark L, through its paces in Kildermorie, near Alness in Ross-shire, this week.

22.05.2020

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Test was successful

Thank you to @BTTFRS1 Fire and Rescue team who were on standby at our ground rocket test! Thankfully, the test was successful and were not needed but they helped us survey the area to double check there was no combustion that had escaped our fire and suppression water system

22.05.2020

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#Jobsinspace #STEM

Who is registered? We already have over half of our tickets sold! Make sure to register! Hear what @spacegovuk @RAL_Space_STFC @ResponsiveAcs @timmermansr have to say about what employment opportunities there are in the Space Industry! #Jobsinspace #STEM

22.05.2020

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UK’s new space revolution

Exciting news from @Skyrora_Ltd with the first UK based ground rocket test in 50 years! Great to see engineering talent based in Midlothian leading the way in the UK’s new space revolution #CareersinSpace #Midlothian

22.05.2020

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#Skyrorawebinar

It was good on Wednesday to hear from #LadiesInLaunch including @Astropolitica. Enjoying this series of webinars by @Skyrora_Ltd. #womeninspace #Skyrorawebinar

22.05.2020

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#everyonecandotheirbit

Thank you for doing what you do. Being brave, strong and working the front line during these uncertain times. #clapforourkeyworkers #carehomehereos #everyonecandotheirbit

22.05.2020

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Skyrora’s Straw Glider

Skyrora’s Straw Glider activity can now be found on our new and improved website. We have also included an informative explanation on the four forces of flight that you will encounter when taking part in this activity. Check it out here:

21.05.2020

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3rd webinar in the Space Today

Join us for our 3rd webinar in the Space Today series, where experts from the space industry share their advice and experiences on how you could begin a career in the Space Sector! Hear from: @spacegovuk, @RAL_Space_STFC, @ResponsiveAcs, @timmermansr

21.05.2020

Our Press

Major Rocket Test Takes Place In The U.K. For The 1st Time In 50 Years

Scottish launch startup Skyrora says it has performed a static fire test of a rocket in the U.K. for the first time in five decades, a major milestone as it seeks to reach space in 2021.