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Coverage of the latest news and developments in the European space industry, including missions, policies, and major events.

Space Applications Services has unveiled its PUPPETEER system, which will be used to train astronauts for missions to the Moon.

Space Applications Introduces PUPPETEER Astronaut Training System

Brussels-based Space Applications Services has introduced its PUPPETEER gravity offloading system. Currently being developed in collaboration with the German space agency DLR, the system...
The final two of four Galileo satellites to be launched aboard SpaceX Falcon 9 flights have been successfully deployed into a Medium Earth orbit.

SpaceX Concludes ESA Contract With Second Galileo Mission

SpaceX launched the second of two flights contracted by the European Space Agency to deliver four satellites to orbit for the European Union’s Galileo...
Sirius Space has signed an agreement with Equatorial Launch Australia to establish a launch facility at the Arnhem Space Centre.

French Rocket Builder Sirius Space Secures Launch Pad in Australia

French rocket builder Sirius Space Services has signed an agreement with Equatorial Launch Australia (ELA) to secure a launch facility at the company's Arnhem...
CNES has issued a call for the development of standardized ground systems for the Guiana Space Centre’s new commercial launch facility.

CNES Issues Call to Develop Standardized Launcher Ground Systems

CNES has issued a call for the development of standardized ground systems that would allow a single launch pad to be used by multiple...
The Ariane 6 Task Force has identified the root cause of the APU anomaly experience during the rocket’s maiden flight.

Investigation Identifies Cause of Ariane 6 APU Anomaly

An Ariane 6 Launcher Task Force update has identified exceeded temperature limits as the cause of an APU anomaly during the rocket's inaugural flight. Europe's...
Arianespace CEO Stéphane Israël doubts that “Europe can afford two heavy rockets” as it looks toward a future replacement for Ariane 6.

“Competition Might Have Its Limits,” Says Arianespace CEO

Arianespace CEO Stéphane Israël has suggested that focusing on competition may not be the best approach in developing an Ariane 6 successor. In an interview...
Finnish Earth observation data provider ICEYE has secured another NASA contract to supply data for Earth science and research purposes.

NASA Taps Finland’s ICEYE to Provide Earth Observation Data

Finnish Earth observation data provider ICEYE has won a five-year contract with NASA to provide radar satellite imagery for Earth science and research purposes. ICEYE...
Avio has announced that it aims to introduce its reusable post-Vega-E "Vega Next" rocket beyond 2032.

Avio Plans Introduction of Vega Next Rocket Beyond 2032

Italian rocket builder Avio has revealed that it plans to introduce its post-Vega-E "Vega Next" rocket beyond 2032. Last week the final flight of the...
The European Commission has partnered with SPACE AISBL and committed €100 million to improve the Competitiveness of the European space industry.

EU Commits €100M to Improve Competitiveness of European Space Industry

The European Commission announced 10 September that it has signed an agreement with SPACE AISBL to co-manage the European Partnership for Globally Competitive Space...
Isar Aerospace CEO Daniel Metzler would consider the inaugural flight of Spectrum successful if it doesn't "blow up the launch site."

Isar CEO Tempers Expectations for Inaugural Spectrum Flight

Isar Aerospace CEO Daniel Metzler has stated that he would consider the first flight of its Spectrum rocket a success if it doesn't "blow...

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