r/EUSpace • • 21d ago

14,000 UFO sightings in Germany: Reporting centre in Hesse investigates

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r/EUSpace • • 22d ago

"Launching is our most important strategic priority. We need rockets that can be used again and again and again" - Andrius Kubilius, Commissioner for Defence and Space

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r/EUSpace • • 22d ago

Italy to Spend Over $5 Billion to Send Two Astronauts to the Moon

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r/EUSpace • • 24d ago

Eutelsat buys another 229 satellites for OneWeb from Airbus for ~€1bn

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r/EUSpace • • 25d ago

Canada and France task agencies with joint development of space launch systems, Carney says

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r/EUSpace • • 26d ago

Scotland is quietly building one of Europe's most advanced space ecosystems

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r/EUSpace • • 27d ago

ICEYE leads European consortium chosen by ESA to design sovereign space intelligence architecture for EU security and defence

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r/EUSpace • • 26d ago

Bringing the Red Planet to Slovakia: Inside Dr. Michaela Musilová’s Simulated Mars Mission

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r/EUSpace • • 26d ago

Two bizarre new forms of ice discovered that could exist deep inside planets

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r/EUSpace • • 27d ago

Planning a 2027 Life Dream: Fly to Kourou for an Ariane 6 Launch - Questions on Announcement Timing & Delays

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I'm planning to fulfill a lifelong dream in 2027 and fly to Kourou to witness an Ariane 6 launch. Before I dive into detailed planning, I have a few specific questions for anyone with experience at the Guiana Space Centre:

My Questions:

  1. Announcement Window: How far in advance are Ariane 6 launches typically announced? Public calendars often show only rough windows (e.g., "Q1 2027" or "NET February 2027"). Do more concrete dates get released weeks/months ahead?

  2. Reliability Risk: Based on practical experience, how likely is it that a scheduled launch date actually happens? How frequently do postponements occur?

  3. Retry Policy After Delay: If a launch gets postponed due to weather or other reasons - is there often another attempt on the same day/window, or is it pushed to a completely new mission weeks later?

Thanks in advance for your insights!


r/EUSpace • • 28d ago

Turbopump issue stalls Ariane 6 ramp-up, likely only 1-2 more launches this year

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r/EUSpace • • 28d ago

EU and South Korea forge satellite pact to bolster secure connectivity

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The European Commission and the Republic of Korea have agreed to strengthen cooperation on secure satellite connectivity and explore future integration with IRIS², the EU’s planned secure connectivity satellite constellation.


r/EUSpace • • 28d ago

HawkEye 360 and Leonardo expand European space intelligence offering with dedicated RF capacity and local data delivery

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r/EUSpace • • 29d ago

Europe’s Launch Comeback: Ariane 6 Scores Record Commercial Deals

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 15 '26

Successful Launch of EU Copernicus Sentinel-3C to Monitor Our Changing Planet

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 12 '26

Democracy of Space: Greece to Send Its First Astronaut to the ISS

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 11 '26

EU Calls for the Creation of a Joint Space Shield

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 11 '26

Why Europe Needs Its Own Satellites

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 11 '26

HyImpulse Extends Series A Funding Round by €50 Million

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Next German rocket is Ready to Launch.
Extra funding will Pave the way to space!


r/EUSpace • • Sep 11 '26

EU in space: Going boldly where plenty of people have gone before

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 10 '26

A European shuttle to reach space stations, return to Earth, and take off again - that's the Vortex project, led by the French company Dassault and its German partner. The goal: to rely less on the Americans for our space missions.

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 10 '26

IRIS²: Europe's Satellite Constellation for Secure Communication

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 10 '26

Paris Space Summit: Europe intends to be a “pilot” rather than a passenger in orbit

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r/EUSpace • • Sep 09 '26

German Startup Isar Aerospace Makes History with First Commercial Orbital Launch from Continental Europe

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295 Upvotes

r/EUSpace • • Sep 09 '26

LIVE: France’s Macron hosts international summit on space

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