Denmark has a significant presence in the space sector, supported by its role as a founding member of the European Space Agency (ESA). The Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science serves as the national space authority, responsible for space policy and strategy. Danish companies and universities contribute to space missions through the design and delivery of spacecraft components and participation in research. DTU Space, a department at the Technical University of Denmark, is the largest center of space exploration expertise in the country.
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Everdrone has successfully cooperated with emergency responders in Sweden, Denmark, and the UK.
Everdrone's First on Scene™ service has been validated in Sweden and Denmark.
Orbex is adding an extra 1,500 square meters of factory and office space to its existing 4,750 square meter estate in Forres, Scotland and Copenhagen, Denmark.
Orbex is adding an extra 1,500 square meters of factory and office space to its existing 4,750 square-meter estate in Forres, Scotland and Copenhagen, Denmark.
Space Inventor of Denmark will build Tiger-5 and Tiger-6 for OQ Technology.
Tiger-1 comprises two 6U cubesats built by Denmark’s GomSpace and launched in February 2018 on a Chinese Long March 2D rocket.
Space Inventor of Denmark will build Tiger-5 and Tiger-6.
Orbex is a UK-based spaceflight company with headquarters, production, and testing facilities in Scotland and design and testing facilities in Denmark.
Orbex is a UK-based spaceflight company with headquarters, production, and testing facilities in Scotland and design and testing facilities in Denmark.
Orbex is a UK-based spaceflight company with headquarters, production, and testing facilities in Scotland and design and testing facilities in Denmark.
Orbex is a UK-based spaceflight company with headquarters, production, and testing facilities in Scotland and design and testing facilities in Denmark.
Australia provided funds for WGS-6 in exchange for access to a portion of the WGS constellation, and Canada, Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and New Zealand helped fund WGS-9.
GomSpace is continuing to build up engineering capacity to support ongoing work with the European Space Agency across Denmark, Luxembourg, and Sweden.
GomSpace (Denmark) will provide a Ka-band inter-satellite link for the GOMX-5 mission.
Ticra (Denmark) is developing two X-band high-gain reflectarray antennas for the GOMX-5 mission.
LandSpace previously signed a contract with Gomspace of Denmark to provide launch service with a launch vehicle named LS-1, a project that was canceled and replaced by the Zhuque-1 rocket.
QuadSat was founded in 2017 in Horsens, Denmark.
Orbex conducts much of its development work in Denmark and plans to build a factory in Scotland for its Prime launch vehicle.
GomSpace established radio contact with the GOMX-4 satellites from GomSpace’s headquarters in Aalborg, Denmark at 15:05 CET on the day of launch.
The Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS) constellation provides Australia, the United States, Canada, Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and New Zealand with reliable and secure communications services worldwide 24 hours a day, seven days a week.