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News, Space 14 February 2026

Sophie Adenot, French ESA astronaut, on her way to the International Space Station

CNES – Friday, February 13, 2026, at 11:15 CET, the Falcon 9 launcher successfully completed its mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida, placing SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule into orbit with French…

News, Satellites, Space 13 February 2026

More boosters, more power: Ariane 6 lifts off with four boosters for the first time

European Space Agency – On 12 February 2026, four P120C boosters ignited and lifted Ariane 6 to the skies. The success of this launch confirms Europe’s readiness in heavy lift launch capability…

News, Space 11 February 2026

Deep Space Energy Closes Pre-Seed Round, Securing €930K

Deep Space Energy Closes Pre-Seed Round, Securing €930K to Generate Electricity on the Moon and Strengthen Satellite Infrastructure With support from private investors, ESA, NATO DIANA, and the Latvian government,…

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News, Space 2 February 2026

Europe’s digital Earth gets ready to grow user community

EASA February 2, 2026. Destination Earth (DestinE), a flagship initiative funded by the European Commission, to develop a highly accurate digital replica of Earth’s systems, is preparing to extend its…

News, Satellites, Space 2 February 2026

First launch of Ariane 6 with four boosters

EASA Feb 2, 2026. Set for 12 February between 16:45–17:13 GMT, Europe’s most powerful rocket is preparing for liftoff – now with even more power. Flight VA267 will see Ariane 6…

News, Who's Who 30 January 2026

Laurent Jaffart appointed Director of Resilience, Navigation and Connectivity

The European Space Agency Council has approved the reassignment of Laurent Jaffart, currently Director of Connectivity and Secure Communications (D/CSC) to the newly created position of Director of Resilience, Navigation…

News, Space 23 January 2026

Thales Alenia Space signs contract with OHB

Thales Alenia Space signs contract with OHB to provide the Propulsion Subsystem for LISA mission The European Space Agency’s LISA mission will be the first space-based observatory designed to detect…

News, Space 13 January 2026

ATD water-cooled throttleable engine firing

Romanian company ATD Aerospace RS SRL is developing a 10 kN rocket engine that can be re-ignited and adjust its thrust. This builds on the 1 kN engine they developed with support…

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News, Space 13 January 2026

Astroscale UK Awarded ESA Contract to Develop World-First In-Orbit Refurbishment and Upgrading Service

Harwell, Oxfordshire, 13th January 2026 – Astroscale Limited (“Astroscale UK”), a subsidiary of Astroscale Holdings Inc., the global leader in in-orbit servicing, has been awarded a EUR 399,000 (approximately £350,000) Phase A…

News, Space 12 January 2026

Astris infographic

The Ariane Smart Transfer and Release In-orbit Ship (ASTRIS) complements the Ariane 6 rocket to increase its versatility, allowing it to reach an even wider variety of destinations. The ASTRIS…

News, Satellites, Space 19 December 2025

Introducing ARIEL, a new 250 N thruster

In-depth ARIEL thruster firing Many satellites and rockets have two types of engines, one for moving large distances and one for controlling their orientation, or attitude. ARIEL (Attitude for Reusable…

News, Space 12 December 2025

EUROPEAN LUNAR ROVER MONA LUNA COMPLETES ITS FIRST DRIVING TESTS

Toulouse, 12 December 2025 — Five months after being unveiled at the Paris Air Show, the European lunar rover MONA LUNA has successfully completed a test campaign at the European…

News, Space 11 December 2025

Swarm detects rare proton spike during solar storm

The European Space Agency’s Swarm mission detected a large but temporary spike of high-energy protons at Earth’s poles during a geomagnetic storm in November. It did this not with the…

Airports, News, Satellites 11 December 2025

Space-enabled air traffic control takes flight globally

Air travellers will shrink their carbon footprint while reducing flight delays worldwide, thanks to a collaboration between the European Space Agency (ESA), satellite operator Viasat and aerospace company Boeing. Flights…

Air transport, News, Satellites 10 December 2025

Smarter flights for ITA Airways through satellites

Passengers on Italian airline ITA Airways will be able to fly smarter and greener and with less delays thanks to the airline’s recent implementation of the Iris technology, developed by…

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Sophie Adenot, French ESA astronaut, on her way to the International Space Station

More boosters, more power: Ariane 6 lifts off with four boosters for the first time

Deep Space Energy Closes Pre-Seed Round, Securing €930K

Europe’s digital Earth gets ready to grow user community

First launch of Ariane 6 with four boosters

Laurent Jaffart appointed Director of Resilience, Navigation and Connectivity

Thales Alenia Space signs contract with OHB

ATD water-cooled throttleable engine firing

Astroscale UK Awarded ESA Contract to Develop World-First In-Orbit Refurbishment and Upgrading Service

Astris infographic

Introducing ARIEL, a new 250 N thruster

EUROPEAN LUNAR ROVER MONA LUNA COMPLETES ITS FIRST DRIVING TESTS

Swarm detects rare proton spike during solar storm

Space-enabled air traffic control takes flight globally

Smarter flights for ITA Airways through satellites

Emirates first to deploy Boeing 777-300ERSF freighter

Saudia Cargo expands with four Boeing 777-200F freighters

Castlelake to acquire easyJet: strategic rationale

Vietnam Airlines secures preliminary $2.9B EXIM support

Iridium Completes Acquisition of Aireon

How Thales Won Exail After Safran Walked Away

Directed-Energy Counter-Drone: RF vs Laser, Drone Hardening

Satellite connectivity: multi-orbit and cloud-orchestrated

Airspan Joins ARES : Europe’s Strategic CommunicationsChallenge

Helicopter safety: it is finally time to admit that “see and avoid” is no longer enough

Artemis II: the real delay is not the Moon’s

European Industrial Governance: Why the Airbus Model Succeeds in Civil Aviation but Reaches Its Limits in Combat and Innovation Systems

Thierry Dauxois appointed President of the CNRS

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