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Airbus is a major player in the space industry, operating as a manufacturer and service provider. They develop and build spacecraft, satellites for telecommunications, navigation, and Earth observation, and also contribute to space exploration missions. Airbus partners with organizations like ESA and NASA, providing critical hardware like the Orion European Service Module and participating in missions such as JUICE and the Artemis program.
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Airbus will provide 0.3 m, 0.5 m, and 1.5 m resolution imagery to support the Dutch Ministry of Defence’s mission needs.
The agreement for Teledyne e2v Space Imaging to join the TRUTHS mission was signed at COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates with the UK Space Agency, the European Space Agency, and Airbus.
Airbus has been awarded a €109.3 million contract for the latest phase of the ESA TRUTHS mission under ESA’s Earth Observation Earth Watch program.
The Airbus Stevenage site covers 14 acres and will host a range of facilities available to new and existing space players.
Airbus plans to create laboratories at Stevenage for disciplines including robotics, flat satellites, digital twins, and cyber.
Airbus plans to provide access to laboratories, test facilities, and existing infrastructure at its Stevenage headquarters to support space companies.
Airbus launched the Community for Space Prosperity (CUSP) as an initiative that brings together Airbus’ various UK space activities and opportunities under one approach.
Airbus plans to create a series of laboratories at Stevenage for disciplines including robotics, flat satellites, digital twins, and cyber.
Airbus’ Stevenage site has a 1,200-person skilled workforce available to support space activities on site.
Airbus will create a range of facilities at its 14-acre Stevenage site available to new and existing space players to encourage growth in the wider space ecosystem.
Airbus launched its patented Detumbler device on 11 November 2023.
Airbus developed the Detumbler in 2021.
TNO and Airbus Netherlands B.V. will design and build the optical ground station for the EAGLE-1 mission.
Airbus Netherlands B.V. will develop the support technologies, control platform, and implementation for the EAGLE-1 optical ground station.
Airbus developed the Detumbler in 2021.
Airbus Netherlands B.V. will develop the support technologies, control platform, and implementation for the EAGLE-1 optical ground station.
The TNO–Airbus Netherlands collaboration to design and build the EAGLE-1 optical ground station is jointly funded by the Netherlands Space Office (NSO) and NXTGEN HIGHTECH.
Airbus Netherlands B.V. will develop the support technologies, control platform, and implementation for the EAGLE-1 optical ground station.
TNO and Airbus Netherlands B.V. joined the SES-led EAGLE-1 consortium to design and build an optical ground station for the mission.
TNO and Airbus Netherlands B.V. joined the SES-led EAGLE-1 consortium to design and build an optical ground station for the mission.