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In light of British Science Week 2021 which will finish this coming Sunday, Skyrora would like to share our Spectrometer Masterclass: an activity that examines how satellites are used to study Earth. Check it out here: https://t.co/KZoHuwWafF #BritishScienceWeek #STEM https://t.co/rvdldWvHli

Happy #InternationalWomensDay ! Today we celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women across the globe. Here are some of the inspirational women working at Skyrora! What does International Women's day mean to you? https://t.co/asGrtVSGJ0

Don't forget to chat to us at our virtual stand tomorrow at the #NSSC @UKSEDS conference! 🚀 Our team will be there to discuss what we get up to at Skyrora and the opportunities available to students.🙋🙋‍♀️ Check out the event details below! 👇 https://t.co/jYqQXYANWI

Skyrora is very much looking forward to listening to what the House of Lords (peers) and HM Government has to say on "Support for the UK Space industry" this afternoon in Grand Committee! Click here for more details: https://t.co/rwRexPOeaO #LaunchUK #Sustainablespace

We are proud to be attending the @UKSEDS conference this weekend!🧑‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ If you want to know more about Skyrora, what our Tech team get up too and the opportunities available for students to join the team, you can chat us at our virtual stand! See you there!🚀 #NSSC2021 https://t.co/J4iSggnOVx

RT @broadcastscot: On tonight’s #Scotlandat7, Gordon Ross is joined by @OwenThompson and Alan Thompson from @Skyrora_Ltd to discuss the lat…

British rocket company Skyrora receives Icelandic Leif Erikson Award for its environmental efforts

Scottish rocket company Skyrora picked up Iceland’s lauded environmental Leif Erikson Award during its recent rocket launch mission in Iceland.

Successful Fife rocket tests could hold key to solving space junk problem

Rocket development company Skyrora has hailed successful trials of a ‘space tug’ at its Roysth facility.

UK tests ‘Space Tug’ capable of refiring its engine several times in orbit, and collecting space junk

U.K. space tech startup Skyrora is currently the only private company capable of launching rockets from U.K. soil.

Scottish rocket company completes testing in space-like conditions

Scottish rocket company Skyrora said it has signed nearly two dozen letters of intent with prospective customers.

Student pair to reach for stars after winning placement with Scots space firm

Two students will be reaching for the stars after beating more than 100 other applicants from all over Europe.

Join us on the 5th of March with @ASEdinburgh. Listen to what our Head of Launch, Robin Hague @Celestial_Mech has to say about Skyrora, our innovative technologies and what our plans are for 2021!🚀 Check out the details below 👇 https://t.co/2mXiQMetmp

RT @spacecentre: Watch Live: #AcademyTakeover Talks 🇬🇧🚀 UK Vertical Launch with @lewisjcampbell from @Skyrora_Ltd https://t.co/FnplBsni06

#Tune in to the @spacecentre #AcademyTakeover today at 11:00 and hear what our Systems Engineer, @lewisjcampbell has to say about Skyrora and his career in the space sector🚀🧑‍⚕️! #STEM #Skyroracareer #UKspace https://t.co/dhRnAiNNst

Two new recruits have been selected to join Skyrora's graduate student placement programme! Bethany and David will be supporting manufacturing processes, assisting with vehicle launches and further testing of Skyrora XL. 🚀👩‍⚕️🧑‍⚕️ For more info: https://t.co/6q33ZFhNVQ #LaunchUK https://t.co/mlx6q4Jib9