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ESA selects five companies for next phase of launcher competition
The European Space Agency has selected five launch vehicle startups to proceed to the next phase of a competition where they could receive contracts for satellite launches and upgraded vehicles. The post ESA selects five companies for next phase of launcher competition appeared first on SpaceNews.
The startup has the support of the CDTI. This strategic initiative plans to award up to 169 million euros per company
ESA has blessed 5 European Launcher Challenge startups & cast the 7 others into the sea; now the hard part begins - Space Intel Report
TUPPER LAKE, NY — The European Space Agency (ESA) decision to select five startup launch service providers and reject seven in its first-round European Launcher Challenge (ELC) evaluation deals a serious blow to the companies now out of the competition and may be fatal for some of them. But given the agency’s determination to reduce ELC to a manageable number as quickly as possible, the selection of Germany’s Isar Aerospace and Rocket Factory Au…
The European Space Agency (ESA) has selected 5 companies as part of its European Launcher Challenge plan, which aims to develop the launch capabilities of the Old Continent beyond Ariane 6 and Vega-C. One of them is French. In the European launcher family, there is a spine
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