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 expanded its geographic presence to Thailand.
Swedish Space Corporation decided to launch satellites from Esrange Space Center in Sweden.
SSC CONNECT groups Swedish Space Corporation’s strengthened capabilities including a global Ka-band network for Earth Observation missions, upgraded ground stations and antenna capabilities, and enhanced Lunar connectivity.
Swedish Space Corporation has developed a leading position in Lunar connectivity.
The new station features telescopes that will be remotely controlled from Swedish Space Corporation’s head office in Solna in Stockholm, Sweden.
The station features telescopes that will be remotely controlled from Swedish Space Corporation’s head office in Solna in Stockholm, Sweden.
The agreement between Swedish Space Corporation and SatRevolution includes cooperation on developing services using SSC’s Earth Observation data analytics capabilities through SSC’s subsidiary GlobalTrust.
Swedish Space Corporation will provide end-to-end orbital launch capability and data analytics services to support SatRevolution’s mission.
Swedish Space Corporation plans complementary Ka-band antennas, starting with two new radome antennas introduced in northern Sweden in 2021.
Swedish Space Corporation upgraded its polar and equatorial ground station locations to support Ka-band data reception.
Swedish Space Corporation's polar stations provide large data volumes with good latency for Earth Observation missions.
Swedish Space Corporation operates a global network containing both polar and equatorial stations with a high level of redundancy to support Earth Observation ground connectivity.
Swedish Space Corporation's equatorial stations enable increased data volumes and improved timeliness coverage for selected regions.
ECAPS is a Swedish space company established in 2000 by the Swedish Space Corporation and Volvo Aero.
Swedish Space Corporation and Bradford Space will offer orbital debris removal as a commercial service from Esrange Space Center starting in 2024.
Swedish Space Corporation and the Nordic Investment Bank signed a €12 million loan agreement with a 12-year maturity to finalize a new spaceport at Esrange Space Center in Kiruna, northern Sweden.
Astroscale is partnering with four satellite ground station providers—Atlas Space Operations, Viasat, Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT), and Swedish Space Corporation (SSC)—to support its ELSA-d mission.
The 7.3-meter antenna at the Inuvik Satellite Station Facility is owned and operated by the Swedish Space Corporation and supports S-, X-, and Ka-band frequencies.
Airbus Defence and Space Netherlands will offer commercially viable optical ground stations that will be used by Swedish Space Corporation in delivering ground network services.
Maarten Schippers is CEO at Airbus Defence and Space Netherlands and supports working with Swedish Space Corporation to build optical ground station capabilities.