US and Europe assess what sovereign, responsive space access requires

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The U.S. Commerce Department, NASA and NOAA announced an assessment of the civil space industrial base in March 2023. Separately, a European analysis argues that building sovereign launch capabilities through partnerships is not enough: Europe must also diversify launch sites and develop responsive access to space.

Discovered 2026-10-07T03:55:45.094656-07:00 | 2026-10-07T03:55:45.094656-07:00

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  • The U.S. assessment puts the capacity and resilience of the civil space industrial base on the agenda for Commerce, NASA and NOAA.
  • Europe’s focus on partnerships, diversified launch sites and responsive access highlights that sovereignty depends on practical launch options as well as domestic capability.

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