TÜBİTAK's works are exhibited at the International Astronautical Congress held in Antalya

As the 77th International Astronautical Congress, the world's largest space event, opened its doors in Antalya, TÜBİTAK presented its newest products and research in the field of space to the appreciation of participants.

International Astronautical Congress Started in Antalya

Accepted as the world's largest space event, the 77th International Astronautical Congress is being held in Antalya, hosted by Turkey. Carried out under the coordination of the International Astronautical Federation, with the co-hosting of the Turkish Space Agency and SAHA Istanbul, the event brings together space enthusiasts.

TÜBİTAK Introduces Its Innovative Technologies

Located in the Turkey pavilion at Hall 1 of the NEST Congress and Exhibition Center, TÜBİTAK institutes and research centers are presenting their latest developed space technologies and products for visitors to examine. The exhibited projects attract the attention of the international scientific community.

Important Space Projects Exhibited

Many technologies such as GÖKTÜRK_I, SPPOD-M, nano-satellite solar panel solutions, the Turkish Science Base scale model, and the Rubidium Atomic Clock are featured in the exhibition. Additionally, the original spacesuit belonging to Turkey's first astronaut Alper Gezeravci, along with scale models of TÜRKSAT 6A and IMECE satellites, are meeting with visitors.

Public Day and Events

Within the scope of the event, which opens its doors to everyone on the last day of the congress, 11 workshop activities and a sky observation activity with a solar telescope are carried out in order to establish interaction with different disciplines such as aviation and space technologies.