All the way from Australia, we are over the moon to welcome Voyager to the Space Rocks Session 3 live bill! Formed in Perth in 1999, Voyager are known for their incredibly innovative music and their profound belief in the power of science – in fact,......

With just under three revolutions of the moon around the Earth before Space Rocks London 2019, we’re thrilled to be able to announce new additions to the bill! Get ready to have your minds blown, as BBC TV’s Sky At Night presenter Chris Lintott will......

Planetary scientist and space weather guru Professor Suzie Imber was the winner of BBC2’s Astronauts: Do You Have What It Takes? Series in 2017 which led to her being recommended for joining ESA by Commander Chris Hadfield. Suzie worked as a research scientist at NASA’s......

British ESA astronaut and former ISS crew member Major Tim Peake should need no introduction but he certainly deserves one. Tim enjoyed Space Rocks debut 2018 event so much, he’s back for more! At this year’s Space Rocks London, Tim will bring his vast experience......

We’re very honoured to welcome Kate Underhill, a rocket propulsion engineer from ESA. An expert in both physics and space engineering, Kate’s work focuses on liquid propulsion and getting rockets off the ground and into orbit. In high demand, she has previously worked for Arianespace,......

New merch alert! Check out our cosmic new wearables inspired by the Ariane 5* rocket design along with the rest of our ESA-approved merchandise. *Ariane 5 is an ESA programme, designed and developed by CNES for ESA and the exploitation of which is entrusted to......

  The star of Discovery Channel’s Meteorite Men, he’s a Ted-talking authority on space rocks, and as resident meteorite export at the Space Lounge at Space Rocks London on Sunday April 22nd, we’re pretty pleased to report that he’s a rocker to boot.    How......

  He’ll be helping us separate science fact from fiction as a Session 2 panelist on April 22nd, but as astronomer, erstwhile ESA scientist and bestselling sci fi author Alastair Reynolds tells us, one doesn’t exist without the other.   When did you fall in......

When it comes to sci fi fans it doesn’t get more serious than Charlotte Hatherley. From playing guitar in Ash to making futuristic soundtracks to collaborating with Moon co-creator Gavin Rothery, you could say she’s the living embodiment of what Space Rocks is all about. ......

When it comes to giving space exploration a soundtrack, it doesn’t get much better than John Mitchell’s cosmic musical vision. His band Lonely Robot will be headlining our evening gig at Space Rocks on April 22nd.   Tell us about Lonely Robot… “It’s a vehicle......

When it comes to bringing space exploration down to earth Matt Taylor is a class act. He’ll be sharing his stunning experiences as a Session 1 panelist on April 22nd.   Tell us a little more about what you do. “I work for the science......

As down-to-earth astrophysicist Maggie Lieu reveals, the sky isn’t the limit when it comes to following your dreams. She’ll be sharing her cosmic experiences as Session 1 panelist on April 22nd.   Where are you at the minute? “I’m at ESAC, the European Space Astronomy Centre,......

In which Mark and Alex survey an incredible day at the London pilot event, with interviews from astronaut Tim Peake, extreme environments medic Beth Healey, science broadcaster Dallas Campbell, astrophysicist Maggie Lieu and meteorite expert Geoff Notkin, fresh from an adventure in the Sahara. Listen......

We’re hugely excited to announce that along with all the other great things we have going on at Space Rocks, we’ve started our very own podcast as a way of bringing you into our world. Episode One is hosted by Space Rocks’ Alexander Milas and......