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Venturi Space began a risk-reduction study for the European Space Agency on 1 January 2026.
The project aims to translate Venturi Space’s technical knowledge into requirements and technical specifications aligned with ESA’s lunar exploration roadmap.
Starlab Space coordinated development with NASA, ESA, and JAXA.
Spain’s participation in ESA funding rose from 5.5% to 8.84%, a two-position climb in ESA financing rankings.
The Spanish annual contribution to the European Space Agency (ESA) increased from 300 million euros to 455 million euros.
The LUPEX rover will feature instruments from Japan and India with additional contributions from NASA and ESA.
Key international collaborators on the Einstein Probe mission include the European Space Agency, the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, and the French National Centre for Space Studies.
Further development of the Lunar Remote Camp initiative will depend on the willingness of ESA Member States to continue the study work in 2027 and beyond.
In late 2024 the European Space Agency issued a request for proposals for its Lunar Remote Camp study initiative.
Deep Space Energy positions its radioisotope generators to support lunar applications for NASA and ESA’s Artemis and Argonaut programs.
SMILE is a joint mission between the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).
ESA is the overall responsible party for the transport phase of the SMILE mission, with close participation from Chinese colleagues.
SMILE left the technical facilities at ESA’s ESTEC on 11 February to begin transfer to the Guiana Space Centre (European Spaceport) in French Guiana for launch on a Vega-C rocket.
The Agenzia Spaziale Europea (ESA) inaugurated the Celeste project in 2024.
The European Space Agency spends around $8.5 billion per year.
Finland increased its contribution to the European Space Agency by 59%, from €147 million in 2022 to €233 million in 2025, investing mainly in programs focused on Earth observation, security, and telecommunications.
On 11 February, Inspector Smile left ESA’s technical heart by truck for the Port of Amsterdam.
ESA did not announce by the end of 2025 whether it would continue studying space-based solar power in 2026 despite initially promising a late-2025 decision.
ESA launched the SOLARIS program in 2022 to investigate space solar as a pathway to achieving net-zero emissions.
ESA set an ambitious objective for Celeste to launch the first satellite in less than two years from project kickoff.