Another pair of Galileo satellites will launch on a Falcon 9 later in 2024, alongside separate Falcon 9 launches of ESA’s EarthCARE Earth science mission and Hera asteroid mission.
Redwire’s expanded European operations support European Space Agency programs including Cheops, Proba-3, Euclid, the International Berthing and Docking Mechanism for the lunar Gateway, and the Hera mission.
Tyvak International SRL completed the formal delivery of the Hera Milani satellite to the European Space Agency.
Tyvak International completed the formal delivery of the Hera Milani satellite to the European Space Agency on 2024-03-14 at Tyvak International’s premises in Torino, Italy.
Milani will be launched aboard ESA’s Hera mothercraft in 2024.
Hera Milani is a nanosatellite funded by Italy and developed by Tyvak International for the European Space Agency.
Hera Milani is a nanosatellite funded by Italy and developed by Tyvak International for the European Space Agency.
Milani will be launched aboard ESA’s Hera mothercraft in 2024.
Milani is ESA’s first deep-space nanosatellite and will be launched aboard ESA’s Hera mothercraft in 2024.
Tyvak International SRL completed the formal delivery of the Hera Milani satellite to the European Space Agency in March 2024.
The Hera asteroid mission is planned to launch in October on a Falcon 9.
Milani will be delivered to ESA in early 2024 to support Hera’s electromagnetic compatibility test campaign and extensive System Validation Tests involving the mission ground segment.
Milani will be delivered to the European Space Agency in early 2024 to support Hera electromagnetic compatibility testing and System Validation Tests involving the mission ground segment.
Laser reflectors supplied by INFN in Italy will enable gravity field measurements of the asteroid when used with Hera’s laser range finder.
Milani will be delivered to the European Space Agency in early 2024 to support Hera electromagnetic compatibility testing and extensive System Validation Tests involving the mission ground segment.
The HERA-Juventas satellite will launch as part of the HERA mission in October 2024.
Hera will examine up close the crater created by NASA’s DART spacecraft when it collided with the Dimorphos asteroid in 2022 and altered its orbit.
Innalabs in Ireland delivered the first flight models of Hera’s guidance, navigation, and control gyroscope starting in June 2023.
The Data Handling Subsystem for Hera was delivered to OHB, the prime contractor for the Hera mission, in Germany earlier 2023.
ESA contracted SpaceX for three Falcon 9 launches: the Euclid astronomy spacecraft launch in July and the Hera asteroid mission and EarthCARE Earth science satellite launches in 2024.