Tag: European Space Agency

ESA will begin testing key components of Phoebus, a prototype of an upgraded Ariane 6 upper stage.

ESA to Begin Testing Ariane 6 Upgrade

ESA has announced that it will now conduct an Ariane 6 launch rehearsal before the long-duration hot fire test as an anomaly is investigated.

ESA Pushes Ahead with Ariane 6 Testing

The European Space Agency intends to create a “pool” of European launch service providers to deliver European Commission IOD/IOV payloads to orbit.

ESA to Create “Pool” of European Launch Service Providers

Ireland has committed an additional €3.3 million contribution to ESA for 2024. This brings its total contribution for 2024 to €26 million.

Ireland Commit €3.3M More to ESA for 2024

The European Space Agency has signed an agreement with Axiom Space to collaborate on various projects over the next three years.

ESA Sign Agreement with Axiom Space

Arianespace launched its final mission of 2023 aboard the Vega VV23 flight, which carried two primary payloads and ten secondary payloads.

Arianespace Launch Europe’s Final Mission of 2023 Aboard Vega

ESA has published a call for ideas for small lunar missions that would have a budget of no more than €50 million each.

ESA Calls for Small Moon Mission Ideas

A PwC study found that European industry could generate up to €9.9 billion in revenue by developing a crew launch capability.

European Industry Could Generate €9.9 Billion From Crewed Launch

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What is the ESA Astronaut Policy?

The European Space Agency believes that its Solar Orbiter spacecraft may have discovered the source of solar wind.

ESA’s Solar Orbiter May Have Discovered the Source of Solar Wind

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