The South Australian Space Industry Centre (SASIC) is a South Australian Government agency that drives space industry innovation, research, and growth within the state. SASIC supports space entrepreneurs, provides an incubator for space projects, and fosters an environment for the rapid development of new space technologies. It serves as a focal point for both local and international collaboration, working with over 100 space-related organizations and the Australian Space Agency, which is headquartered in South Australia. SASIC aims to build a thriving space ecosystem, supporting Australia's national space strategy and capitalizing on NewSpace opportunities, with a focus on satellite technologies, launch services, and data analytics.
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Under the memorandum of understanding, Space Florida and the South Australian Space Industry Centre will work together on spaceport development, space trade, economic development leads, research partnerships, and workforce and education programs.
The South Australian Space Industry Centre will contribute experience establishing reentry corridors in South Australia to the spaceport development work under the memorandum of understanding.
The memorandum of understanding establishes a framework for cooperation across areas of mutual interest between Space Florida and the South Australian Space Industry Centre.
Space Florida and the South Australian Space Industry Centre signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on spaceport development and explore space-based cargo routes between Florida and South Australia.
Space Florida and the South Australian Space Industry Centre will study a potential demonstration mission built around launch operations in the United States and landing and recovery activity in South Australia.
Space Florida and the South Australian Space Industry Centre will study the business case for transporting goods and services between Florida and South Australia.
Nicola Sasanelli, Senior Adviser for the South Australian Space Industry Centre and CEO of the Andy Thomas Space Foundation, has been involved in organizing the biannual event since its inception in 2016.