DTU Space is the Technical University of Denmark's Department of Space Research and Space Technology and Denmark's largest space-science research institute. It develops instruments and analyses observations across astrophysics, geodesy, Earth observation, geomagnetism, geospace, and electromagnetic systems, using satellites, spacecraft, aircraft, and drones. Its work follows instruments from concept and construction through launch and scientific data analysis, alongside education for engineers and scientists. DTU Space also provides research-based advice and government services on climate, space infrastructure, space weather, security, maritime boundaries, and sovereignty, with particular attention to Denmark and the Arctic.
DTU Space is the Technical University of Denmark's Department of Space Research and Space Technology and Denmark's largest space-science research institute. It develops instruments and analyses observations across astrophysics, geodesy, Earth observation, geomagnetism, geospace, and electromagnetic systems, using satellites, spacecraft, aircraft, and drones. Its work follows instruments from concept and construction through launch and scientific data analysis, alongside education for engineers and scientists. DTU Space also provides research-based advice and government services on climate, space infrastructure, space weather, security, maritime boundaries, and sovereignty, with particular attention to Denmark and the Arctic.