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The European Commission outlined plans on 2024-10-31 for an IRIS² constellation of 290 satellites by 2030 led by the SpaceRISE consortium.
The European Commission awarded SpaceRISE the contract to design, deliver, and operate IRIS², the European Union’s multi-orbit connectivity system.
The European Commission awarded SpaceRISE the contract to design, deliver, and operate IRIS², the European Union’s multi-orbit connectivity system.
Arianespace will launch the Sentinel-1C Copernicus satellite for the European Commission under a contract signed with the European Space Agency (ESA).
Copernicus is the European Union’s space program Earth Observation component managed by the European Commission and funded by the European Union with a contribution from ESA.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced in 2023 that an EU Space Law focused on safety, resilience, and sustainability would be a priority for 2024.
The European Commission must argue why space law should be addressed at the EU level rather than the national level.
Redwire has started spacecraft integration at its Kruibeke, Belgium facility for one of the European Commission-funded Horizon 2020 In-Orbit Demonstration and Verification (IOD/IOV) satellites.
Galileo is managed and funded by the European Commission as a flagship programme of the European Union.
The European Commission manages and funds the Galileo program as a flagship program of the European Union.
ReOrbit’s technology is supported by Business Finland, the European Space Agency, and the European Commission.
The European Commission and ESA have upcoming missions that could be delayed due to the grounding of the Falcon 9.
The European Commission enabled Astrolight to work with ISISPACE, which is providing the satellite that will carry the ATLAS-1 payload into orbit next year.
Ubotica Technologies has been selected by the European Commission as a key participant in the ARCHYTAS project.
ESA and the European Commission purchased several Falcon 9 launches from SpaceX to mitigate the launcher shortfall.
The European Space Agency and European Commission launched the latest two Galileo navigation satellites on April 28.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched the European Commission’s Galileo L12 mission to medium Earth orbit from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on 2024-04-27 at 8:34 p.m. ET.
Neither the European Commission nor the European Space Agency publicized the 2024-04-27 Galileo launch in advance.
In November 2023 the European Commission was finalizing a deal with SpaceX for two Falcon 9 launches, each carrying two Galileo satellites scheduled for 2024, under a contract valued at 180,000,000 EUR.
Thierry Breton, European Commission commissioner for the internal market, selected SpaceX as the launcher for four Galileo satellites in 2024 because Ariane 6 was not yet available.