The U.K. Space Agency (UKSA) is an executive agency of the UK government responsible for the United Kingdom's civil space program. Established in 2010, it drives growth in the space sector, supports scientific research, and fosters international collaboration. UKSA plays a major role in delivering the government's National Space Strategy, catalysing investment in the UK space sector, enabling missions and capabilities and championing space for the benefit of our planet and its people. The agency works with industry and academia and manages the UK's relationship with the European Space Agency (ESA).
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Astroscale UK plans to demonstrate the ELSA-M servicer in 2024 in partnership with OneWeb, the UK Space Agency, and the European Space Agency.
Astroscale UK plans to demonstrate the ELSA-M servicer in 2024 in partnership with OneWeb, the UK Space Agency, and the European Space Agency.
The UK Space Agency allocated £50 million in funding for ambitious and innovative projects to support the UK’s satellite communications industry.
The £50 million UK Space Agency funding is intended to help more companies enter the fast-growth UK space telecoms sector and support wider UK economic resilience.
Eligible projects under the UK Space Agency ARTES funding include creating space-based networks intended to rival cable-based terrestrial networks.
Gravitilab has received funding from the UK Space Agency and private capital to date.
UK Space Agency CEO Dr. Paul Bate supports directing funding to UK companies with expertise and ambition to become global players and to lead on ground-breaking satellite communications technologies.
The UK Space Agency is providing £50 million of funding for ambitious and innovative projects to boost the UK satellite communications industry.
Science Minister George Freeman supports developing UK space capabilities and maximizing commercial opportunities as key elements of the National Space Strategy.
Airbus investments in the platform and payload technologies used on Inmarsat-6 are supported by the European Space Agency, the UK Space Agency, and CNES.
The Faraday Rideshare satellite platform and service capability has been developed by In-Space Missions with support from the UK Space Agency to provide a full turnkey system for diverse organizations.
The UK Space Agency is providing £50 million of funding for ambitious and innovative projects to support the UK’s satellite communications industry.
The MANTIS nanosatellite is funded by the UK Space Agency through the European Space Agency InCubed programme.
The UK Space Agency opened the 50 million British pounds funding pot to projects including new satellite constellations and the ground systems that support them.
The UK Space Agency has a stated objective to become the leading provider of commercial small satellite launch in Europe by 2030 and plans vertical launches from Scotland.
TISICS received funding from the UK Space Agency to develop demisable launcher components.
The UK space sector is valued at £16.5 billion and supports approximately 47,000 jobs.
The SWOT mission was jointly developed and managed by NASA, CNES, the Canadian Space Agency, and the UK Space Agency.
The UK space industry is estimated to be worth £16.5 billion and to support 47,000 jobs.
The SWOT satellite is jointly developed and managed by NASA, the French Space Agency, the Canadian Space Agency, and the UK Space Agency.