SpaceNews.comRosa Schmidt

After launch, Europe’s space ambition hinges on operational follow-through across comms, surveillance and data

Europe’s “space ambitions” are only as strong as what is built and funded after launch: the orbital communications and surveillance needed for military operations, plus the navigation, logistics and climate-monitoring services that governments and markets rely on. The challenge is moving from launch headlines to dependable, continuously usable space infrastructure.

2026-06-10T04:03:37.762259-07:00
BloombergAlberto Brambilla, Donato Paolo Mancini

Leonardo CEO Eyes Green Light for Space Venture in 2027

By Bloomberg: Leonardo SpA’s new chief executive officer expects European regulatory approval for its satellite venture with Airbus SE and Thales SA by the end of next year, clearing the way for one of Europe’s most ambitious defense and space projects.

2026-06-09T15:56:21.461976-07:00
Via SatelliteRachel Jewett

New Astroscale Initiative Looks to Improve Data for Spacecraft Reentry Studies

By Via Satellite: Astroscale is leading a new initiative to improve the study of spacecraft reentry and atmospheric impact, while protecting sensitive data for commercial.

2026-06-09T12:42:16.610956-07:00