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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The 32-meter GHY-6 satellite dish underwent a two-year upgrade program funded by the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership, the UK Space Agency, and ESA.
The UK Pathfinder Launch will fulfill an award that Lockheed Martin received from the UK Space Agency in 2018.
Airbus developed the Eurostar Neo platform under the European Space Agency’s Partnership Projects together with the French space agency CNES and with strong support from the UK Space Agency and other European agencies.
The UK Space Agency agreed to allow Lockheed Martin to perform the Pathfinder launch from the Shetland Space Centre instead of Sutherland.
The UK Space Agency–UNOOSA partnership will help to inform future UNOOSA capacity-building efforts and encourage actors to implement the LTS Guidelines.
The UK Space Agency–UNOOSA partnership will support international efforts to promote space sustainability by identifying leading examples of the sustainable use of outer space.
The UK Space Agency’s International Partnership Programme provided support for the Forests 2020 work on Ghana’s land-use maps.
The UK Space Agency’s National Space Innovation Programme was launched in October 2020 to support collaborative projects between UK organisations and international partners.
The UK Government, through the UK Space Agency, is providing a cash injection to five projects designed to bring together UK businesses and universities to build space solutions on UK soil.
Open Cosmos has led space missions with the United Kingdom Space Agency and the European Space Agency, which have funded some of its projects.
The project is funded through the National Space Innovation Programme funded by the UK Space Agency.
The UK government, through the UK Space Agency, is funding five projects to bring together UK businesses and universities to build space solutions on UK soil.
The National Space Innovation Programme is the UK Space Agency’s programme established to support the development of innovation in the UK space sector.
The National Space Innovation Program is the UK Space Agency’s program established to support the development of innovation in the UK’s space sector.
UKspace’s report proposes increasing spending at the Space Innovation Fund, creating a National Procurement Fund, and establishing a Space Delivery Agency.
The UK Space Agency, through ESA, will co-fund the xSPANCION project with €9.9 million.
The UK and Scottish Governments, in partnership with South Ayrshire Council, committed to invest over £80 million in a UK Space Centre of Excellence in Ayrshire, Scotland as part of the Ayrshire Growth Deal signing on 2020-11-21.
The subsequent manufacturing and demonstration phase of xSPANCION has a value of €17.9 million, of which €8.9 million will be co-funded by the UK Space Agency through ESA.
AAC Clyde Space has a 19,000,000 EUR contract backed by the U.K. Space Agency to develop a 10-cubesat communications and Earth-observation constellation.
The value of the first phase of xSPANCION is €1.8 million, of which €0.9 million will be co-funded by the UK Space Agency through ESA.