Check out our full mission report on Space Rocks London 2019 held at the Indigo at the 02 in North Greenwich, featuring ESA astronaut Tim Peake, Harry Potter and Star Trek: Discovery star Jason Isaacs, the Expanse’s Dominique Tipper and more! A huge thank you......

Launched on 18th December 2019, CHEOPS (CHaracterising ExOPlanet Satellite, pronounced K-ops, not Chee-ops) is a joint ESA/Switzerland mission. A very exciting project, this is ESA’s first ever mission to study exoplanets (or extrasolar planets) which are worlds outside of our own solar system!   The......

We’re huge fans of Jo Durrant’s Beautiful Universe here at Space Rocks. It’s an eclectic podcast of music, arts and science – with a heavy emphasis on space science and exploration. So we were very honoured that Jo joined us at Space Rocks London this......

All of us at Space Rocks are incredibly pleased to reveal that due to popular demand, the 2019 Space Rocks Christmas jumper is now on sale and you can get them here! Suitable for zero gravity, EVAs, and even Xmas parties these stylish, cold-resistant garments......

To celebrate our recent award win and an overall phenomenal year for Space Rocks, we are holding a half price Black Friday sale! Head over to our merch shop HERE to score 50% off selected items by entering the code BF50 at the checkout! The......

We are proud to announce that Space Rocks won its second accolade in two years this week at the prestigious annual Sir Arthur Clarke Awards, held by the British Interplanetary Society (BIS).   Space Rocks founders Alexander Milas and ESA’s Mark McCaughrean were given the......

  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......