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The European Space Agency provided a payload for China’s Chang’e-6 mission.
ESA will provide ground station support for Chang’e-6 through its ESTRACK tracking station network.
Vast builds commercial in‑space habitation, research, and manufacturing facilities to serve NASA, ESA, DLR, and other government space agencies around the globe.
The development of Airbus’ Eurostar Neo platform and its flexible payloads has been supported by the European Space Agency (ESA) and national space agencies across Europe.
Orbital EOS’s digital solution was awarded by the European Space Agency (ESA) in 2020 for its highly innovative nature.
The European Space Agency signed a memorandum of understanding with Vast on 2024-06-06 during the ILA Berlin air show to study collaboration on Vast’s commercial space stations.
The ESA–Vast agreement could include opportunities to fly ESA astronauts or payloads on the smaller Haven-1 station Vast is currently developing.
The long-term focus of the ESA–Vast agreement is on the space station Vast seeks to develop and offer to NASA through NASA’s Commercial Low Earth Orbit Destinations (CLD) program.
The signed MoU reflects ESA’s ambition for a transition from the International Space Station toward sustained exploitation of human and robotic infrastructures in low Earth orbit after 2030, including through commercial services.
Vast is building Haven-1 with European technology to enable ESA astronaut missions starting in 2026.
ESA and Vast signed a Memorandum of Understanding at ILA Berlin 2024 to collaborate on future Vast space stations.
Vast and ESA will jointly support European industry in obtaining certification for docking to future Vast Space Stations.
The Exploration Company won an ESA award to establish a commercial cargo spacecraft.
The European Space Agency revealed the 2024-07-09 Ariane 6 launch date at the ILA Berlin air show on 2024-06-05.
The European Space Agency and its partners scheduled the first Ariane 6 launch for 2024-07-09.
ESA’s OPS-SAT was launched on 2019-12-18.
Airbus Defence and Space delivered the first Sentinel-5 instrument for the European Space Agency for integration on MetOp Second Generation Satellite A.
On 2024-05-22, the European Space Agency and 12 countries signed the Zero Debris Charter.
The Zero Debris Charter was developed in response to a call at the 2022 ESA ministerial meeting to pursue a zero-debris approach with the goal of no net addition of debris in orbit by 2030.
Slovakia signed the ESA-led Zero Debris Charter on limiting the creation of orbital debris on 2024-05-22.