The Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) is a government-owned, global provider of advanced space services. SSC's operations include launching sounding rockets and stratospheric balloons, operating satellite ground stations, and providing engineering and consulting for space missions. They operate the Esrange Space Center in northern Sweden and offer services to space organizations, research institutes, and commercial customers, including ESA and DLR. SSC is also involved in developing Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and Space Traffic Management (STM) programs.
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Swedish Space Corporation operates a global satellite ground station network.
For Swedish Space Corporation (SSC), BOOMS is the largest balloon ever launched from its facilities.
Swedish Space Corporation operates a global ground station network for satellite communications called SSC Connect.
Swedish Space Corporation operates Esrange Space Center and has close to 700 employees providing satellite ground station connectivity, spacecraft operations, rocket and balloon systems, launch services, flight test services, and data analytics.
Swedish Space Corporation and Firefly Aerospace signed a collaborative agreement to jointly launch satellites with Firefly’s Alpha rocket from Esrange Space Center in Sweden.
The collaboration between Swedish Space Corporation and Firefly Aerospace establishes an orbital launch service in Europe supporting commercial, civil, and defense customers.
Swedish Space Corporation owns and operates Esrange Space Center in northern Sweden.
ispace technologies U.S., Inc. (ispace-U.S.) and Swedish Space Corporation (SSC Space US) have signed a collaboration agreement for ispace-U.S.’s upcoming Mission 3 with the APEX 1.0 lunar lander.
Stefan Gustafsson, Senior Vice President of Strategy & Sustainable Business at Swedish Space Corporation, supports the view that resilient satellite communications are an important tool for civil society and national security and that SSC can offer a robust satcom service with Ovzon attractive to both traditional space actors and new industries.
The Ovzon SATCOM-as-a-Service order from Swedish Space Corporation will be delivered during 2024 with an initial rollout in 2024-01-01.
Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) supported the launch of Thailand’s THEOS-2 satellite from Kourou, French Guiana on 2023-10-09 at 03:36 AM CEST.
Swedish Space Corporation has been contracted by OHB System AG to provide TT&C, LEOP, and Emergency S-Band support for Germany’s Heinrich Hertz (H2SAT) communications satellite.
As a subcontractor to OHB, Swedish Space Corporation will provide satellite control and traffic monitoring for Heinrich Hertz through telemetry, tracking and command (TT&C), LEOP, and Emergency S-band support.
Cailabs will deliver the first NODES optical ground station, which will be installed at the Swedish Space Corporation site in Western Australia later in 2023.
The European Space Agency awarded Swedish Space Corporation additional support for continuation of NODES encompassing two further development phases.
Swedish Space Corporation was awarded a €2.26 million contract by the European Space Agency with the support of the Swedish National Space Agency under ESA’s ARTES Scylight program for the second phase of the NODES project.
Stefan Gardefjord will retire as CEO of Swedish Space Corporation after twelve years with the company.
Ovzon received a new order for Ovzon SATCOM-as-a-Service from Swedish Space Corporation to be delivered during the second quarter of 2023.
The Swedish Space Corporation designed the payload and launched the BROR rocket for scientists at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics.
The sounding rocket BROR was launched by the Swedish Space Corporation from the Esrange Space Center on 2023-03-23 at 19:23 CET.