Open Source. Open Data. Open Space
The ARTEMIS Open Space Programme is creating a new revolution in Space Exploration and Development.
Our
Vision is to revolutionize the way we access Space by developing an
Open Space Programme that is accessible and beneficial to everyone.
The
Artemis Open Space Programme will pave the way for civil society to
access space. We seek to create opportunities for young people and
adults to participate in our space missions. Through participating in
the ARTEMIS Open Space Programme, you will be able to work alongside
space scientists and engineers to gain new knowledge and skills, develop
your ideas into experiments and applications and make exciting
scientific discoveries.
ARTEMIS Space Academy
The
ARTEMIS Space Academy is an opportunity for young people, adult
learners, families, communities, and businesses to gain new knowledge
and skills through exploring space science, developing their ideas into
experiments and applications and participating in real space missions.
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Calling all Mission Crew Members!
Calls
are now open for people to join our Mission Crew. Participate in our
ARTEMIS Open Space Programme and work alongside our mission scientists
and engineers for our forthcoming Lunar and Planetary missions.
To sign up, join the ARTEMIS Space Community Network. Sign up here...
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Send a message to the Moon!
And
send a broadcast to your friends, family and loved ones ! Take part in
our historic mission to send a rover to the Moon as part of the Google
Lunar X PRIZE.
For only £35 you can send your message to the Moon, take a photo of the Lunar Surface and send it to everyone you know! Read more...
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Make your own Space Videos
Book
time on the Satellites and design your own experiments using our Sensor
Suite. Take images and HD Video from space, monitor the world in motion
and create your own applications.
With the onboard Sensor Suite you can design your own experiments, create your own apps, and monitor the earth 24 hours a day. Read more...
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Access Mission Control through our App
ARTEMIS
Mission Control gives you direct access to the current progress of your
mission and the ability to track where the ARTEMIS SmallSat fleet is at
any one point in time.
Receive notifications of when data from your mission arrives
Track the orbit of the SmallSats and plan your observations
Access the Skydiary for selecting celestial objects for observation and book your observing time
ARTEMIS
is not just a Space programme. Our goal is to develop a series of
conservation and education programmes to protect the planet, support
sustainable development, and reach over 1 billion people in deprived
communities to tackle poverty and find practical solutions to today’s
societal challenges.
Practical Solutions for Today's Global Challenges
Science
plays a part in our everyday lives, and its technological applications
enables us to develop as a society. In our ever changing world, science
plays a role which allows us as a civilisation to advance forward. At
ARTEMIS Space our goal is to use science and technology as a tool to
provide practical solutions to the global challenges we face. ARTEMIS
Space will act as a nexus for facilitating cutting edge research,
empowering citizens through enabling the acquisition of education and
skills, and providing technological services and products which benefit
humanity
We aim to do this by facilitating a number of
innovative projects with our ultimate goal of protecting the planet,
supporting sustainable development, and reaching over 1 billion people
in deprived communities to tackle poverty.
The
Artemis Open Space Programme will pave the way for civil society to
access space to designing hands-on inquiry based workshops for learning,
to developing a 21st century science and technology mobile museum,
ARTEMIS Space is is leading the way forward in developing a broad range
of products and services to provide a lasting impact.
1.1 Vision
ARTEMIS
will act as global leader in research, science communication, science
education, and public engagement. This will be achieved through
promoting excellence in science and innovation, finding solutions to
today’s social challenges, and empowering citizens with the acquisition
of knowledge and skills to benefit their everyday lives.
1.2 Mission
To
engage the public with science through dialogue and direct
participation in decision making to facilitate science active
citizenship
To bridge the gap between science, education, industry and the public
To
develop solutions to today’s challenges through acting as platform for
innovation through the application of science and technology
Objectives :
Increase
the public’s awareness of science, promote widespread access to new
knowledge, and act as a platform for engaging citizens in scientific
research as “Citizen Scientists”
Support
formal and informal science education using space as a tool for
inspirational content and aspirational aspects for careers in STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)
Facilitate
the transfer of knowledge from research and development to benefit our
daily lives (health, medical research, technology, GPS, transport etc)
Development
of technological applications through research and development such as
micro-satellites for monitoring the Earth's climate and applications for
conserving marine environments
Provide
Teacher Training and educational support through the development of
innovative related material developing key and core skills, including
numeracy and literacy.
Engage with local industry and businesses, to drive the economy and support job creation.
Our Team
Ms Sotira Trifourki C.E.O
Sotira
was born in Manchester and is a wearer of many hats. By day she is
Director of ARTEMIS Space, and by night she is a research astronomer
working on Galaxy Formation/Evolution theories and Plasma Cosmology.
Sotira had acted an Education working group member for the International
Year of Astronomy 2009 and acts as the UK national contact point for
Astronomers Without Borders. Sotira also acts as a member of the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) Science Outreach Network representing Cyprus.
A
keen science educator and science communicator Sotira has initiated a
number of education programmes based around astronomy and science
education through her aims to make science accessible to all and to
promote STEM careers to young people, including acting as a role model
for young women scientists. She is a STEM Ambassador and has
participated as a speaker in a number of astronomy and space science
conferences. She is past president of the Association for Astronomy
Education and currently acts as Vice President and is a member of the
British Association of Planetaria and the Association for Science
Education.
Contact Sotira at: sotira@iuniversequest.com
Michael "Halzzy" Kounoupias
Creative Director
Michael
acts as our Creative Director, overseeing our music, arts and cultural
projects. At a young age he realised his true calling was HipHop. He
started freestyling with friends "spraying a bar here or there" as he
calls it, and eventually started writing to instrumentals. He first
stepped into a recording studio at 16 and has never looked back since.
In early 2013 he started work on his forthcoming album "See No Evil"
contributing to Artemis Space soundtracks for our forthcoming
planetarium shows and feature films.
