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Beyond Gravity is engaged in the European Space Agency’s (ESA) evolution toward a Low Earth Orbit Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (LEO-PNT) architecture known as Project Celeste.
The LCNS is developed under the European Space Agency's Moonlight program.
The Exploration Company is developing a spacecraft designed to dock with and refuel satellites in orbit as part of the European Space Agency’s In-Space Proof-of-Concepts initiative.
ESA aims to reduce fragmentation across the European market by converging on shared standards early.
Sivers and Doosan expect their joint ESA architecture to support mass production of commercial terminals for upcoming LEO broadband mega-constellations.
The consortium is part of ESA’s In-Space Proof-of-Concepts initiative to develop a system capable of docking with client spacecraft and refueling non-cryogenic propellants.
Space Compass aims to achieve interconnection of different optical communication networks and constellations by conducting discussions with Hellas Sat alongside its ongoing technical assessments with the European Space Agency.
ESA’s In-Space Proof-of-Concepts initiative is part of the Future Launchers Preparatory Programme.
Danilo Rubini will present results from ESA CM2025 and next EU Multiannual Financial Framework (2028–34) at 16:10.
The European Space Agency has published a call for tenders to develop a launch abort system for future crewed launch capability.
Luca Del Monte, Senior Executive of ESA, stated that the first day of the Expoforum was productive for industry meetings and international reach.
The European Space Agency's LISA antenna, scheduled for launch in 2035, is expected to capture EMRI signals for months to years, resolving numerous orbital cycles.
ITA Airways will adopt Viasat’s Iris air traffic modernization solution, developed through a European Space Agency (ESA) program.
The programme is part of ESA's post-ISS low Earth orbit strategy, which includes the development of an end-to-end European crewed flight solution.
Daniel Neuenschwander, ESA's Human and Robotic Exploration programme director, emphasized that ESA could not be bystanders to the emerging new space ecosystem.
The call for the Launch Abort Demonstrator was published on 28 November, the day after the ESA Ministerial Council meeting (CM25).
Neuenschwander stated that the renewed programme would offer new solutions in Low Earth Orbit to safeguard continuity and secure ESA's long-term role.
Italy collaborates with ESA and NASA, providing a consistent presence of Italian astronauts.
ESA is likely looking to contract Thales Alenia Space and The Exploration Company for the Launch Abort System development.
In addition to the crewed launch capability, ESA's post-ISS strategy includes options for low Earth orbit infrastructure.