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Members Newsletter – May

29 May 2025

i4is Workshops at the Royal Institution of Great BritainFor the first time i4is has been invited to deliver a second set of Holiday Workshops at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Sign up your budding space scientists, engineers and just dreamers. The workshops are typically limited to 24 school students so sign up now!Holiday workshops: […]

Members Newsletter – April

30 April 2025

Is There Life on an Alien Planet?Universe Today and others report Is There Life on an Alien Planet? Fresh Findings Revive the Debate, Alan Boyle April 17, 2025 (https://www.universetoday.com/articles/fresh-findings-fuel-debate-about-life-on-alien-world).Boyle cites two papers – {Deciphering Sub-Neptune Atmospheres: New Insights from Geochemical Models of TOI-270 d, Christopher R. Glein, Xinting Yu and Cindy N. Luu (all Southwest […]

Special Announcement for i4is Members

29 March 2025

Breakthrough Discuss, 23-24 April Oxford UKBreakthrough Initiatives are now based at the University of Oxford and their annual Breakthrough Discuss conference is now in that city. Registration for both remote and in-person attendance is at -https://web.cvent.com/event/fa7350bd-1b0f-45f0-a508-28b529ca5f5b/summary where you will also find the wide range of topics to be discussed. Examples ranging from How to Detect […]

Members Newsletter – March

26 March 2025

A Farewell Message from Your Newsletter EditorWith this final edition of the i4is Member’s Newsletter under my tenure, I would like to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude to the i4is community. It has been a privilege to share updates on the latest advancements in interstellar research and space technology, and to contribute, […]

Members Newsletter – February

22 February 2025

Guest News Item: Missions to 2024 YR4 by Adam HibberdA newly discovered asteroid, 2024 YR4, has been identified by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) and currently has an estimated 2.1% chance of impacting Earth on December 22, 2032 [1,2]. This presents a unique opportunity to apply my software, Optimum Interplanetary Trajectory Software (OITS) […]

Members Newsletter – January

18 January 2025

i4is Members’ ReportsThe i4is Members’ Report for 2022 and 2023 has now been published. The report summarises the work of i4is between January 2022 and December 2023, highlighting key developments such as the Swarming Proxima Centauri study, the second i4is/LSI Summer School, and the continuing high level of media interest in our work on Project […]

Members Newsletter – December

19 December 2024

New Editor and additional team members for i4is Principium, the interstellar quarterly magazineAfter 10 years and 41 issues John Davies will be stepping down as Editor after the 50th issue, August 2025. He will be working with Deputy Editor Patrick Mahon and the i4is Board of Directors over the next three months to appoint a […]

Members Newsletter – November

22 November 2024

Project HyperionProject Hyperion, an initiative of the Initiative for Interstellar Studies (i4is), has launched a competition inviting public participation in designing a generation ship capable of interstellar travel. Generation ships, self-sustaining spacecraft designed to support human crews over centuries-long journeys, represent a viable solution for reaching exoplanets given the technological and logistical challenges of achieving […]

Members Newsletter – October

1 November 2024

Principium 47 preprints Principium 47 will be published in November 2024. These preprints of articles from this issue are now available to members – Interstellar News, eight pages of Interstellar News https://i4is.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/interstellar-news-Principium47-2410280851comp.pdf News Feature, abstracts from JBIS and Acta Astronica https://i4is.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/The-Journals-Principium47-2410271602-comp.pdf Report from the Space Propulsion Conference 2024 Glasgow, 20-23 May 2024, 9th 3AF (Association […]

Members Newsletter – September

1 October 2024

The First European Interstellar SymposiumThe First European Interstellar Symposium is happening in Luxembourg December 2nd-5th . Earlybird pricing for registration to the symposium ended on September 30th. Pricing is now 450 Euros ($502). More information can be found here: https://irg.space/first-european-interstellar-symposium/ i4is Presents at NASA NIAC 2024On 12 September 2024, Marshall Eubanks and the i4is team […]

Members Newsletter – August

29 August 2024

First European Interstellar SymposiumA reminder that the University of Luxembourg’s First European Interstellar Symposium will take place in December 2024, with the IRG’s input and guidance. The Symposium and an Interstellar Art Show will be held at the European Convention Center in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. This symposium will feature many of the leading voices in […]

Special Announcement: First European Interstellar Symposium – Extended Deadline Call for Papers

8 July 2024

The University of Luxembourg’s First European Interstellar Symposium will take place in December 2024, with the IRG’s input and guidance. The Symposium, a Shark Tank competition, and an Interstellar Art Show will be held at the European Convention Center in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. The symposium will feature many of the leading voices in space exploration, […]

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Members Newsletter – May

2 June 2026

The Board of Directors of i4is and the Editor of Principium will make the following announcement in the next issue of Principium:”The i4is Board has been considering the future of Principium, given changes in the ways in which people receive and consume information and content. We have decided to pause the publication of Principium with […]

What’s up with 1998 KY26?

1 June 2026

Adam Hibberd I’m not sure whether you might already be aware of this but there are really weird objects orbiting the Sun which astronomers have observed and tried to categorize as a new class of object, ‘the dark comets’. But what makes them weird? It’s the rather strange fact that the peculiar orbital paths they […]

Mission to an Interstellar Object

5 May 2026

Adam Hibberd Many readers in-the-know will have heard of the future ESA ‘Comet Interceptor’ mission, due to launch in 2029. For those not-in-the-know it is a spacecraft desgined to loiter at the famous Sun/Earth Lagrange 2 (L2) point for a few years, waiting for a ‘pristine’ Oort Cloud comet to come flying in to the […]

Members Newsletter – April

30 April 2026

Dami Lee on Project HyperionWe were really happy to see that our Project Hyperion competition (https://www.projecthyperion.org/) captured the imagination of the architect and Youtuber Dami Lee, who posted a detailed and thoughtful video commentary ‘Can Humans REALLY Leave Earth?’ Over one million views! Check it out: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BBb2gC0lByk&pp=0gcJCVACo7VqN5tD(You may want to skip the ads that are […]

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