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Assembly and tests of the MMX rover are conducted by CNES at the Toulouse Space Center.
Thermal vacuum tests of the MMX PFM rover were successfully completed on March 11 in the CNES thermal lab.
The thermal vacuum tests were carried out in the 2m3 tank of the CNES thermal laboratory.
CNES is developing the internal module of the MMX rover while DLR is responsible for the structure and locomotion parts.
The "Data Catalog for Space Surveillance" RFP was launched on 2022-04-29 and assigned by the French government to CNES as operator of the France 2030 space component.
Magellium has supported space surveillance since 2015 by developing the space object detection and tracking function for the Tarot telescopes for CNES and by participating in the EU SST project on the same function.
A consortium led by ArianeGroup in association with Eutelsat and Magellium was awarded a contract by CNES under the France 2030 investment plan to improve space surveillance performance in all orbits.
During launch campaigns, Arianespace works closely with CNES, the French space agency, which is the design authority for Ariane 5 and responsible for satellite preparation facilities and the launch base.
The CMG 75-75 S wheel and gimbal mechanism use standard components from European manufacturers qualified by CNES and ESA.
The Argos-4 instrument was provided by France’s National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).
Airbus investments in the platform and payload technologies used on Inmarsat-6 are supported by the European Space Agency, the UK Space Agency, and CNES.
The Argos-4 instrument aboard GAzelle was provided by France’s National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).
The SWOT mission was jointly developed and managed by NASA, CNES, the Canadian Space Agency, and the UK Space Agency.
Thales Alenia Space was contracted by the Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales to manufacture the SWOT satellite bus and conduct final assembly, integration, and test.
During launch campaigns, Arianespace works closely with CNES, which manages the European Spaceport launch range and looks after satellite preparation facilities and population protection.
The SWOT satellite is jointly developed and managed by NASA, the French Space Agency, the Canadian Space Agency, and the UK Space Agency.
CNES spent 340,000,000 EUR (about $362,000,000) on the SWOT mission and provided the altimeter, other instruments, and the spacecraft bus.
Thales Alenia Space built the SWOT spacecraft bus provided by CNES.
During Ariane 5 launch campaigns, Arianespace works closely with the French space agency CNES, which is the design authority for Ariane 5 and is responsible for satellite preparation facilities and the launch base.
Thales Alenia Space was contracted by the Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES) to manufacture the SWOT satellite bus and conduct the final assembly, integration, and test.