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SpaceFinland gives a look at Finnish space sector companies and research as well as the Finnish space administration
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SG[NORDIC-BALTIC] 2026 – Young space professionals meet in Helsinki
SG[NORDIC-BALTIC] 2026 will bring together young space professionals and students on January 19 at Dynamicum. The event, hosted by the Finnish Meteorological Institute, is not only a conference, but also a meeting place where new ideas, partnerships and innovations are born.
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SSC and ICEYE signed LOI to strengthen Nordic and NATO space-based capabilities
Swedish Space Corporation SSC and ICEYE have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to explore expanded collaboration in key space and defense-related areas. Signed at the NATO Arctic Space Forum, the LOI targets potential SSC – ICEYE synergies across mission development, satellite operations and launch capabilities.
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ESA Council meeting at Ministerial level will demonstrate five goals
European Space Agency´s (ESA) Council meeting at Ministerial level will be held in Bremen, Germany, on 26-27 November 2025.
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The significance of space for the geospatial data sector was widely discussed at this year’s GeoForum Summit
Held for the second time at Dipoli in Espoo, this year’s GeoForum Summit offered a comprehensive overview of the development of Finland’s space sector and its impact from a geospatial data industry perspective. The Summit began with a look at the…
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Space – Europe's strategic interest in an uncertain world
In 2025, the world is undergoing a geopolitical transformation, and Europe is facing growing challenges in defence, technology and supply chain stability. The ESA Council of Ministers, CM25, which will meet in November, will provide an opportunity…
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Satellite broadband strengthens Finland's resilience and security of supply
What would happen if all data connections were suddenly cut off? Finland, a sparsely populated country with long distances, also needs reliable communication solutions also in crisis situations. Satellite broadband could provide the answer to this…
