Since 2018, we have organized the annual Asteroid Day in Alicante, in collaboration with the University of Alicante’s University Venue. This global event, dedicated to raising awareness about asteroids and planetary defense, has been a continuous success, attracting an ever-growing audience interested in space science.
- Asteroid Day 2018: Our first edition, with talks and educational activities that connected participants with astronomy.
- Asteroid Day 2019: Increased participation and enthusiasm, with a wider range of activities.
- Asteroid Day 2020: Faced with pandemic challenges, we innovated with a hybrid format.
- Asteroid Day 2021: Resumed in-person events, expanding activities and interaction.
- Asteroid Day 2022: Focused on recent space missions and their impact on asteroid science.
- Asteroid Day 2023: A vibrant day filled with interactive learning experiences.
- Coming Soon! Asteroid Day 2024
Asteroid Day 2024 is just around the corner, and we are already preparing an edition full of exciting updates. It will be a unique opportunity to learn about the latest advancements in asteroid research and planetary defense, participate in interactive activities, and discover recent space missions. Don’t miss it!
In addition, we have actively participated in the University of Alicante’s Researchers’ Night, a European event dedicated to scientific outreach, where astronomy has taken center stage:
- 2019 Researchers’ Night A successful event promoting space science.
- 2021 Researchers’ Night: New activities and interactive experiences for the public.
- 2022 Researchers’ Night: Inspired future generations with activities focused on space exploration.
- 2023 Researchers’ Night: Continued to foster scientific curiosity in an event full of discoveries.
- 2024 Researchers’ Night: Already held this year, with outstanding participation and a series of activities focused on space science and exploration.
These events demonstrate our commitment to scientific outreach, bringing knowledge of astronomy, planetary sciences, and space exploration to the public and highlighting the importance of research for humanity’s future.