The Arm Space Forum focused on pushing the boundaries of space exploration through collaboration, innovation, and preservation in Armenia. This ASF will unite global experts and enthusiasts in a series of key events, research projects, and preservation efforts to advance our understanding of space.
Key Objectives:
1. World’s Largest Analog Mission Simulation (Sep 2025):
We will organize the largest-ever analog mission simulation, replicating deep space conditions. This event will gather international experts to test new technologies and study human factors, providing critical insights for future missions.
2. Participation in Local and International Events: Our team will organize and attend significant events such as DigiTech, WCIT, SSS, the International Astronautical Congress (IAC), and the Analog Astronaut Conference. These events will foster collaboration and showcase cutting-edge research and innovations.
3. Armash Station Preservation: We will preserve and enhance the historic Armash Station, ensuring it remains a vital hub for space research and analog simulations.
4. Establishment of New Research Labs: To support ongoing research, we will establish advanced laboratories focused on space technology, human factors, and simulation. These labs will be pivotal in driving innovation.
5. Publications and Knowledge Sharing: Findings from our projects will be documented in research papers, journals, and conference proceedings, contributing to the global space research community.
