The ESA Proba-3 mission used two satellites flying in formation to obtain coronagraphy of the solar corona.

Sener develops mobility projects in Canada, the Middle East, and the United States, including the Scarborough subway in Toronto and the railway network in the United Arab Emirates.

Sener's revenue was 433 million euros in 2019 before the sale of ITP Aero.

Sener has presence in 18 countries.

Eighty-eight percent of Sener's 2025 sales came from international markets.

Sener employs 4,500 professionals, and 40% of them work outside Spain.

Sener acquired the data-center-design company Quark in 2023.

Sener is responsible for critical systems in ESA's ExoMars Rosalind Franklin rover, including separation mechanisms, structure elements, and locomotion systems.

Sener developed the Foran naval design software, which became a global standard for ship design for decades.

Sener invested 27.8 million euros in research and development.

Sener ended fiscal 2025 with a record order backlog of 1,912 million euros, up 23.8% year over year.

Andrés Sendagorta became president of Sener on 1 July 2020.

Andrés Sendagorta is president of the Instituto de la Empresa Familiar since 2022.

Sener co-founded ITP Aero with Rolls-Royce.

Sener closed fiscal 2025 with revenue of 933 million euros, up 31.4% from the previous year.

Sener is doubling its space and defense surface area to more than 40,000 square meters through expansions in Tres Cantos and Zamudio.

Sener leads the QKD LEO project, which develops quantum key distribution technology from low Earth orbit.

The Kiruna rocket launch tower was Sener's first international contract and marked the start of its aerospace division.

Enrique de Sendagorta Aramburu founded Sener in 1956 as Spain's first engineering company.

Sener participates in SpainSat NG, the next-generation Spanish government communications satellite program.

Sener is headquartered in Getxo, Spain, and remains under family control by the Sendagorta family.

ETRI concluded an initial 200 Gbps spatial-space wireless link proof of concept.

South Korea’s industrial space strategy targets a 70 trillion won revenue base by 2035.

The South Korean government formally authorized an industrial space strategy on July 3, 2026 to develop a sovereign low Earth orbit satellite communications network by 2035.

The Korea AeroSpace Administration administers South Korea’s low Earth orbit satellite communications project.

Samsung Electronics mass-produces 3GPP-compliant NTN communication chipsets for smartphone platforms.

The K-LEO project is intended to support 6G under 3GPP Release 21 Non-Terrestrial Network parameters.

Hanwha Group recently purchased a dominant secondary equity stake in Korea Aerospace Industries.

KT SAT has distribution agreements for both Starlink and OneWeb services in South Korea.

The Ministry of Science and ICT cleared SpaceX’s Starlink and Eutelsat OneWeb for local commercial operations in South Korea.

South Korea’s industrial space strategy aims to raise the country’s share of the global space economy from roughly 0.7% to 3.0% by 2035.

South Korea’s launch plan includes recurring commercial flights of the Nuri rocket, development of private small-to-medium solid-propellant launchers, and a fully reusable next-generation heavy-lift launch vehicle targeting 10 launches per year from expanded pad facilities at the Goheung Space Center.

Hanwha Group has a 55 trillion won private-public investment pledge tied to South Korea’s low Earth orbit satellite program.

AST SpaceMobile currently lacks a South Korean carrier in its global roster.

Hanwha Aerospace will build the launch vehicles for South Korea’s low Earth orbit satellite constellation.

South Korea’s low Earth orbit satellite communications project will deploy hundreds of mass-produced dual-use communication satellites.

The National Space Committee moved South Korea’s national uncrewed lunar landing target from 2032 to 2030.

Hanwha Systems serves as OneWeb’s exclusive domestic distributor in South Korea.

AST SpaceMobile has deep integration agreements with nearly 60 global mobile network operators representing over 3 billion subscribers.

Deployments for the Canadian payloads on Transporter-17 will begin less than an hour after liftoff.

EarthDaily Analytics is flying the Loft-EarthDaily-8 (EDA-8) satellite on Transporter-17.

The University of Victoria is flying MARMOTSat on Transporter-17.

The EDA-8 spacecraft adds to EarthDaily Analytics’ constellation designed to provide daily multispectral imagery of the globe.

Transporter-17 will deliver 81 payloads to low-Earth orbit.

GHGSat’s LEMUR-2-ELEONORE and LEMUR-2-NURAY satellites are hosted on Spire satellite buses.

SpaceX will launch Transporter-17 on a Falcon 9 rocket from Space Launch Complex 4E at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

MARMOTSat will study the ionosphere for climate change data and test an open-source radio communications system.

MARMOTSat was designed and built by students under the Canadian Space Agency CubeSats Initiative in Canada for STEM (CUBICS) program.

SpaceX is targeting Tuesday, July 7 for the launch of its Transporter-17 rideshare mission.

GHGSat’s LEMUR-2-ELEONORE and LEMUR-2-NURAY satellites will monitor methane emissions from industrial sites worldwide.