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Ariane 6 Successfully Launches, Easing Europe's Space Setbacks

After numerous delays, the inaugural flight of Ariane 6 marks a pivotal moment for the European space industry, signaling a recovery from recent challenges. The launch, occurring on July 9, underscores progress in modernizing Europe's launch capabilities.

2024-10-14T05:02:52.991269-07:00

European Spaceflight

Nammo UK Competes for Argonaut Lunar Lander Engine Contract

2024-10-11T06:59:13.733010-07:00

Aviation Week

MaiaSpace to Repurpose Soyuz Site for Maia Rocket in French Guiana

2024-09-26T10:35:58.221792-07:00

European Spaceflight

Ariane 6 Upper Stage Test Concludes for Phoebus Preparation

2024-09-23T15:30:55.923609-07:00

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SpaceNews.com

Ariane 6 Successfully Launches, Easing Europe's Space Setbacks After numerous delays, the inaugural flight of Ariane 6 marks a pivotal moment for the European space industry, signaling a recovery from recent challenges. The launch, occurring on July 9, underscores progress in modernizing Europe's launch capabilities.

2024-10-14T05:02:52.991269-07:00

Ariane 6 Successfully Launches, Easing Europe's Space Setbacks

European Spaceflight

Nammo UK Competes for Argonaut Lunar Lander Engine Contract Nammo UK has entered the competition to supply the main engine for the ESA's Argonaut lunar lander, facing off against ArianeGroup. This bid represents a strategic opportunity for Nammo UK in the expanding European space exploration sector.

2024-10-11T06:59:13.733010-07:00

Nammo UK Competes for Argonaut Lunar Lander Engine Contract

Aviation Week

MaiaSpace to Repurpose Soyuz Site for Maia Rocket in French Guiana CNES has selected MaiaSpace to transform the Soyuz launchpad at the Guiana Space Centre for the two-stage, partially reusable Maia rocket. This development positions MaiaSpace for commercial operations in 2026, following its acquisition of the site on September 25.

2024-09-26T10:35:58.221792-07:00

MaiaSpace to Repurpose Soyuz Site for Maia Rocket in French Guiana

European Spaceflight

Ariane 6 Upper Stage Test Concludes for Phoebus Preparation The removal of an Ariane 6 upper stage test article from the P5.2 test stand marks a milestone as preparations for the Phoebus demonstrator proceed. This development underscores significant progress in the Ariane 6 program, as focus shifts to innovative advancements in upper stage technologies.

2024-09-23T15:30:55.923609-07:00

Ariane 6 Upper Stage Test Concludes for Phoebus Preparation

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Industry Leaders Discuss Heavy-Lift Rocket Developments at WSBW Executives from SpaceX, Blue Origin, ULA, Arianespace, and Mitsubishi Heavy evaluated the global status of heavy-lift rockets at the World Space Business Week. Insights focused on technological advancements, market trends, and collaborative efforts influencing the space sector's trajectory.

2024-09-17T13:35:37.807266-07:00

Industry Leaders Discuss Heavy-Lift Rocket Developments at WSBW

SpaceNews.com

Ariane 6 Upper Stage Issue to Be Resolved with Software Fix European officials have identified a software modification as the solution to the upper stage restart issue observed during the Ariane 6's inaugural launch in July. This update aims to rectify the problem and ensure seamless functionality in future launches.

2024-09-16T06:31:31.616288-07:00

Ariane 6 Upper Stage Issue to Be Resolved with Software Fix

European Spaceflight

Arianespace CEO Questions Viability of Dual Heavy Rocket Approach for Europe Stéphane Israël, CEO of Arianespace, expressed skepticism about Europe's ability to sustain two heavy-lift rocket systems, citing economic constraints and strategic focus. As the Ariane 6 nears its operational debut, discussions on future launch vehicle strategies intensify amidst competitive pressures.

2024-09-16T03:47:33.862089-07:00

Arianespace CEO Questions Viability of Dual Heavy Rocket Approach for Europe

spacevoyaging.com

ESA Young Professionals' YPSat Triumphs on Ariane 6 Debut The innovative YPSat mission, a project by ESA Young Professionals, successfully launched on the Ariane 6 rocket's maiden flight. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the European Space Agency in showcasing young talent and advancing European space capabilities.

2024-09-01T08:00:33.160613-07:00

ESA Young Professionals' YPSat Triumphs on Ariane 6 Debut

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