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European Space Agency
European Space Agency is a space agency or aerospace company.
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European Space Agency Awards Contracts for Launcher Development
The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded three contracts totaling 543.6 million euros to support the development of launch vehicles by Isar Aerospace, PLD Space, and Rocket Factory Augsburg as part of its European Launcher Challenge program. This initiative aims to enhance Europe's access to space through the advancement of its launcher capabilities.
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Kuva Space to Launch Enhanced Hyperspectral Satellite Constellation for Daily Arctic Imagery
Finnish startup Kuva Space is planning to launch six new hyperspectral satellites in 2028, aiming to provide daily imagery of the Arctic region. This development marks a significant milestone in the company's mission to enhance Earth observation capabilities.
8/25/2026
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Kepler Communications Initiates Commercial In-Orbit Optical Data Relay Services
Kepler Communications has launched its commercial in-orbit optical data relay service, utilizing intersatellite laser links to facilitate high-speed data transfer between spacecraft, with initial customers and future launch plans already secured. This development marks a significant expansion of Kepler's services beyond Internet of Things connectivity.
8/24/2026
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Elve Achieves Milestone in Space-Qualified Millimeter-Wave Amplifier Technology
California-based startup Elve has successfully qualified its 100-watt millimeter-wave Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier platform for spaceflight, paving the way for high-data-rate connectivity in satellite constellations. This achievement, funded by the U.S. Space Force, is expected to have significant implications for the aerospace industry.
8/21/2026
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Astronauts Conduct Spacewalk to Remove Failed Antenna from International Space Station
NASA astronaut Anil Menon and European Space Agency astronaut Sophie Adenot performed a 6-hour and 23-minute spacewalk to remove a failed space-to-ground antenna from the International Space Station, but were unable to install a spare due to time constraints. The successful removal of the faulty antenna marks an important maintenance milestone for the ISS.
8/19/2026
Hype: 40/100