The Portuguese Space Agency, also known as Portugal Space, is a government agency established in 2019 to implement Portugal's national space strategy, "Portugal Space 2030." It aims to foster space-related innovation, develop competitive industrial capabilities, and position Portugal as a significant contributor to the global space sector. The agency coordinates Portuguese participation in international organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and focuses on areas like Earth observation, small satellites, and space debris monitoring. Portugal Space also promotes collaboration between research entities, companies, and international partners like NASA.
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Hugo André Costa is the executive director of the Portuguese Space Agency.
Hugo Costa is the executive director for the Portuguese Space Agency.
The upcoming SpaceForest mission has the support of the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Portuguese Space Agency.
A contract signing between ESA and the Portuguese Space Agency on 27 November established the Santa Maria Space Hub.
The Portuguese Space Agency was established in 2019 and is seeking to build a spaceport in the Azores.
LeoLabs is working closely with the Portuguese Space Agency and the Azores regional government on the Azores Space Radar project.
The Portuguese Space Agency supports the joint effort of RFA Portugal and CEiiA to develop structural components of a new generation micro-launcher in Portugal.
The Portuguese Space Agency, Portugal Space, provided great support for Rocket Factory's project.
Portugal tasked its space agency with implementing the "Portugal Space 2030" strategy.
The Portuguese Space Agency is working with the European Space Agency to optimize the Azores as a landing zone for Space Rider by 2022.
The Portuguese Space Agency expects to choose a consortium to lead the Azores spaceport program early next year.