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OHB-System AG was contracted to develop and build the Heinrich-Hertz-Satellit.
Heinrich-Hertz-Satellit was built by OHB for the German Space Agency and has a mass of 3,400 kg.
OHB executives said they expected the first Ariane 6 launch to take place in early 2024 and no later than May 2024.
European Space Agency and Airbus Defence and Space, OHB, and Thales Alenia Space will jointly develop a Zero Debris Charter to prevent the creation of new orbital debris, particularly in low Earth orbit.
The World Economic Forum published a new set of debris mitigation recommendations on 2023-06-13 that were endorsed by 27 companies including Airbus, OHB, and Thales Alenia Space.
Executives at OHB, a supplier for Ariane 6, expect the first Ariane 6 launch to take place in early 2024.
Swedish Space Corporation has been contracted by OHB System AG to provide TT&C, LEOP, and Emergency S-Band support for Germany’s Heinrich Hertz (H2SAT) communications satellite.
As a subcontractor to OHB, Swedish Space Corporation will provide satellite control and traffic monitoring for Heinrich Hertz through telemetry, tracking and command (TT&C), LEOP, and Emergency S-band support.
OHB System AG developed the ANITA-2 trace gas monitoring system for the International Space Station.
MT Aerospace is a subsidiary of OHB that produces tanks and structures for the Ariane 6 rocket.
OHB is part of the consortium that announced on 2023-05-02 it is bidding on the European Union’s IRIS² multi-orbit satellite constellation.
The IRIS² consortium includes Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales as part of its core team.
The consortium's core team consists of Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
The IRIS² consortium will also involve core teams from Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
The consortium's core team includes Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
The consortium will involve core team members Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
ESA awarded IRIDE satellite manufacturing contracts to Italy-based teams led by Thales Alenia Space, Argotec, Sitael, OHB, and D-Orbit.
OHB Italy and Argotec signed December contracts to supply a total of 22 multispectral IRIDE satellites for 68,000,000 EUR.
OHB Sweden and ENPULSION signed a dedicated sales contract in December 2022 for a Horizon 2020 IOV/IOD Mission-EIS.
ENPULSION previously delivered propulsion products to OHB Sweden’s InnoSat microsatellite platform missions.