Mutual collaboration

The Moonbase Lappträsk, founded in 2022 with the acquisition of the Lappträsk old school, is driven by a vision - to enable human colonization of the Moon. Our primary objective is to create validator processes that seamlessly connect all aspects of life on the Moon. By leveraging locally available resources and energy, we are determined to establish self-sustaining human settlements on our celestial neighbor.

The Emerging Technologies Sweden mission is to help thriving in a world of exponential acceleration. The greatest bottleneck isn't the technology—it’s the human systems struggling to keep pace. While many focus on tools, we focus on systemic integration, closing the gap between cutting-edge innovation and the leadership architecture required to sustain it. Our core mission is to empower frontier leaders to move beyond fragmented silos and "innovation hype." By merging deep expertise in Space, AI, and Robotics with advanced organizational strategy, we help teams: Think Exponentially, Moving from linear planning to systemic foresight. Integrate Intelligence, Harmonizing human leadership with autonomous systems. Execute with Velocity, Scaling fast without sacrificing alignment or long-term mission. The future belongs to those who can navigate the Internet of Everything (IoE) and frontier industries through disciplined, multidisciplinary execution. We provide the bridge between high-level executive education and hands-on strategic foresight, building the foundation for a high-velocity, multi-planetary future. The bottom line: We don’t just adopt new tools; we redesign the systems that drive them.

The How To Be A Rocket Scientist is a blog authored and managed by Brett Hoffstadt, that we are proud to have among our Members! The website (and the book) helps young and less young dreamers to find their way in the space industry and research. It offers the possibility to learn what it takes to be a rocket scientist, learning from people who have done it, and learn from people who have successfully adapted–even thrived–through the changing economy and workplace.

EUROAVIA is both a non-political and non-profit Association whose aims are to stimulate contact between students and the aerospace industry. It offers opportunities to acquaintance and exchange among students from different countries and represents European aerospace students at an international level. The Association encourage its members to work voluntarily for its parts, developing and improving their skills to become capable and competent professionals through academic and technical high profile activities.