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The Exploration Company has declared its Mission Possible flight both a partial success and a partial failure following a successful reentry.

The Exploration Company Declares Mission Possible a “Partial Success”

In-space logistics startup The Exploration Company has declared its Mission Possible flight both a partial success and a partial failure following a successful reentry. As...
Dassault Aviation has signed agreements with ESA and the French Ministry of Defence for the development of its VORTEX spaceplane.

France and ESA Back Development of Dassault’s VORTEX Spaceplane

Dassault Aviation has signed agreements with the French Ministry of the Armed Forces and the European Space Agency to develop a new spaceplane called...
HyPrSpace has signed an agreement with the DGA to launch its Baguette One suborbital demonstrator from mainland France.

HyPrSpace to Launch Baguette One Demonstrator from Mainland France

French rocket builder HyPrSpace will launch its Baguette One demonstrator from a missile testing site in mainland France, after signing an agreement with the...
POLARIS Spaceplanes has partnered with German defence company Diehl Defence to equip its uncrewed vehicles with air-to-air missiles.

POLARIS Spaceplanes to Equip its Vehicles with Air-to-Air Missiles

POLARIS Spaceplanes has partnered with German defence contractor Diehl Defence to develop the Airborne Launching and Attack System (AirLAS), arming an uncrewed POLARIS vehicle...
Eutelsat has announced plans to raise €1.35 billion in new funding, just 24 hours after signing a €1 billion framework agreement with the French armed forces.

Eutelsat Eyes €1.35B Capital Raise After Signing €1B Framework Deal

Embattled European satellite operator Eutelsat, which merged with LEO satellite operator OneWeb in 2023, has announced plans to raise €1.35 billion in new funding,...
The Exploration Company has unveiled a proposed crew variant of its Nyx spacecraft, which will be capable of carrying a crew of five.

The Exploration Company Unveils Proposed Crew Capsule

During the first day of the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, The Exploration Company unveiled a crewed version of its Nyx spacecraft. According...
Arianespace and Avio call for a preference for European rockets for European missions, urging sustained long-term support for the inudsty

Arianespace and Avio Call for Enforced European Launcher Preference

In a joint statement published on 16 June, Arianespace and Avio have called for European missions to be launched aboard European rockets. The statement was...
CNES has selected ArianeGroup to lead an initiative to develop a high-thrust reusable rocket engine for future European heavy-lift launch vehicles.

CNES Taps ArianeGroup to Lead Reusable Rocket Engine Project

The French space agency CNES announced that it had selected ArianeGroup to lead a project to develop a high-thrust reusable rocket engine. On 17 June,...
In response to proposed budget cuts, ESA Director of Science Carole Mundell said Europe has the technical capabilities to replace NASA contributions if it becomes necessary.

ESA Director Says Europe Has the Capabilities to Replace NASA Contributions

The European Space Agency’s Director of Science, Carole Mundell, has explained that Europe has the technical capabilities to replace NASA contributions to its science...
POLARIS Spaceplanes has raised €5.4 million to advance its AURORA spaceplane and support commercial rollout.

Germany’s POLARIS Spaceplanes Secures €5.4M in New Funding

POLARIS Spaceplanes has secured €5.4 million in new funding through an oversubscribed top-up to its recent seed round. Founded in 2019, POLARIS Spaceplanes is developing...

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