Matteo Emanuelli is Feature Editor of Space Safety Magazine. He is a young professional from Italy but living in France where he works as engineer and project manager at Université de Picardie. He is member of the Space Generation Advisory Council where he is Co-Lead of the Space Safety Sustainability Project Group. Matteo also worked on a space debris removal mission at the Omsk State Technical University in Russia while he was enrolled at Politecnico di Milano.
ATV Albert Einstein lifting off with Ariane 5 (Credits: ESA/Arianespace). The European Space Agency’s (ESA) fourth Automated Transfer Vehicle... Read more →
Logo of the 2013 Next-Generation Suborbital Conference (Credits: NSRC). Researchers and educators interested in commercial suborbital reusable... Read more →
Test firing of Falcon 9-R (Credits: SpaceX) SpaceX’s CEO, Elon Musk, discussed the company’s objectives in the short and long term at the D11... Read more →
SSN is a network of sensors located in 29 sites around the world designed to monitor objects in space (Credits U.S. SSN). Japan and the United... Read more →
(Credits: NASA) Asteroid 1998 QE2 is going to pass at about 5.8 million kilometers from Earth, which is about 15 times the distance between our... Read more →
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