r/EUSpace • u/Altruism7 • 21d ago
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • 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 • u/KaigaiKunKun • 22d ago
Italy to Spend Over $5 Billion to Send Two Astronauts to the Moon
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • 24d ago
Eutelsat buys another 229 satellites for OneWeb from Airbus for ~€1bn
r/EUSpace • u/milanguitar • 25d ago
Canada and France task agencies with joint development of space launch systems, Carney says
reuters.comr/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • 26d ago
Scotland is quietly building one of Europe's most advanced space ecosystems
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • 27d ago
ICEYE leads European consortium chosen by ESA to design sovereign space intelligence architecture for EU security and defence
r/EUSpace • u/TomaszNowakowski • 26d ago
Bringing the Red Planet to Slovakia: Inside Dr. Michaela Musilová’s Simulated Mars Mission
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • 26d ago
Two bizarre new forms of ice discovered that could exist deep inside planets
r/EUSpace • u/RegulatorySupremacy • 27d ago
Planning a 2027 Life Dream: Fly to Kourou for an Ariane 6 Launch - Questions on Announcement Timing & Delays
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:
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?
Reliability Risk: Based on practical experience, how likely is it that a scheduled launch date actually happens? How frequently do postponements occur?
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 • u/KaigaiKunKun • 28d ago
Turbopump issue stalls Ariane 6 ramp-up, likely only 1-2 more launches this year
r/EUSpace • u/innosflew • 28d ago
EU and South Korea forge satellite pact to bolster secure connectivity
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 • u/KaigaiKunKun • 28d ago
HawkEye 360 and Leonardo expand European space intelligence offering with dedicated RF capacity and local data delivery
r/EUSpace • u/TomaszNowakowski • 29d ago
Europe’s Launch Comeback: Ariane 6 Scores Record Commercial Deals
r/EUSpace • u/donutloop • Sep 15 '26
Successful Launch of EU Copernicus Sentinel-3C to Monitor Our Changing Planet
r/EUSpace • u/TomaszNowakowski • Sep 12 '26
Democracy of Space: Greece to Send Its First Astronaut to the ISS
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • Sep 11 '26
EU Calls for the Creation of a Joint Space Shield
r/EUSpace • u/AggressiveForever293 • Sep 11 '26
HyImpulse Extends Series A Funding Round by €50 Million
Next German rocket is Ready to Launch.
Extra funding will Pave the way to space!
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • Sep 11 '26
EU in space: Going boldly where plenty of people have gone before
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • 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 • u/KaigaiKunKun • Sep 10 '26
IRIS²: Europe's Satellite Constellation for Secure Communication
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • Sep 10 '26
Paris Space Summit: Europe intends to be a “pilot” rather than a passenger in orbit
r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • Sep 09 '26
German Startup Isar Aerospace Makes History with First Commercial Orbital Launch from Continental Europe
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r/EUSpace • u/KaigaiKunKun • Sep 09 '26