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A second prize of 11,000,000 EUR in funding will be awarded in 2022 as the final stage of the DLR microlauncher competition.
The DLR microlauncher competition will award one startup 11,000,000 EUR in funding later 2021 to support a qualification flight that will carry a payload for a university or research institution at no cost.
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is participating in Astrobotic’s Peregrine Mission One to land a German-built instrument on the Moon in 2021.
The DLR radiation sensor will be operated by team members at the DLR Institute of Aerospace Medicine with support from the Microgravity User Support Center in Cologne, Germany.
The DLR radiation sensor will be integrated with Astrobotic’s Peregrine lunar lander, which is set to launch in late 2021 from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The German Space Agency at DLR operates the German Space Situational Awareness Center (GSSAC) together with the German Air Force.
The German Space Agency at DLR operates the German space situational awareness center jointly with the German Air Force.
Rocket Factory Augsburg won the first round of the German micro-launcher competition run by the German Space Agency DLR and received a letter of support to obtain €500,000 of funding within ESA’s Boost! program.
The next round of the German micro-launcher competition will award a launch contract worth €11,000,000 for institutional payloads to be selected by DLR and ESA.
The Galileo Competence Center of the German Aerospace Center (DLR-GK) and Airbus signed a €16.8 million contract for hosting DLR’s COMPASSO mission on the ISS Bartolomeo platform.
Highly stable optical clocks combined with optical links are intended for future generations of satellite navigation systems such as Galileo and for new GNSS architectures like the Kepler concept developed at DLR.
DLR’s Lampoldshausen site features the P5.2 test facility for Ariane 6 upper stage hot-fire testing.
Exolaunch provided deployment, mission management, and integration services on Transporter-1 for the German Aerospace Center (DLR), Dresden Technical University, ICEYE, NanoAvionics, and other commercial companies.
The German space agency DLR is running a competition that will offer up to 25,000,000 EUR to selected companies.
The German Aerospace Center DLR built the MASCOT lander that touched down on Ryugu in October 2018.
DLR and JAXA will collaborate on the Martian Moon Exploration mission (MMX), a medium-class mission set for launch in 2024 to explore Phobos and Deimos.
The Institute of Space Systems at the University of Stuttgart will build the Destiny Dust Analyzer funded by DLR.
DLR and the French space agency CNES built the MASCOT lander that was part of JAXA’s Hayabusa2 mission and touched down on asteroid Ryugu in October 2018.
DLR signed the contract for the Destiny+ mission with JAXA on 2020-11-11 during an online joint strategy dialogue meeting.
CloudFerro won the DLR tender for the CODE-DE project in 2019.