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European Space Agency turns to private sector to deliver cargo shuttle serving the ISS - Vimarsana News

European Space Agency turns to private sector to deliver cargo shuttle serving the ISS

Washington DC (UPI) Nov 7, 2023 - European Space Agency member countries agreed to back a program for a commercial space cargo shuttle serving the International Space Station by 2028, with an option for a crewed spacecraft that could venture beyond Earth orbit in the future.

Europe wants a private cargo spacecraft by 2028 - Vimarsana News

Europe wants a private cargo spacecraft by 2028

The European Space Agency is looking to change the way it approaches space exploration and foster a commercial cargo return capability within five years.

Source: space.com
World-first Zero Debris Charter goes live - Vimarsana News

World-first Zero Debris Charter goes live

Paris (ESA) Nov 07, 2023 - More satellites were launched in the last few years than the entire six decades of space exploration. 130 million pieces of space debris larger than a millimetre orbit Earth, threatening satellites

European Space Agency turns to private sector to deliver cargo shuttle serving the ISS - Vimarsana News

European Space Agency turns to private sector to deliver cargo shuttle serving the ISS

European Space Agency member countries backed a program for a commercial space cargo shuttle for the International Space Station by 2028, with an option for a crewed spacecraft that could venture beyond orbit.

Source: upi.com
After the sting of Ariane 6, Europe finally embraces commercial rockets - Vimarsana News

After the sting of Ariane 6, Europe finally embraces commercial rockets

A new deal keeps the Ariane 6 rocket afloat while looking ahead to new launchers.