EU eyes Canada, UK, Norway for space launching
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The European Union will be forced to look for steps beyond its borders in order to achieve its ambitious satellite launch targets. This is what the European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius, said...
The European Union (EU) will have to look beyond its borders to find the launch sites needed to meet its ambitious satellite goals, European Space Commissioner Andrius Kubilius has said. He believes the bloc will need to use facilities in Norway, the United Kingdom and Canada as it forecasts a six-fold […]
The Commission is looking at Canada, the United Kingdom and Norway as alternative bases as Europe accelerates IRIS2 and seeks to reduce its external dependence to access space.
Andrews Kubilius: The EU is looking for launch sites beyond its borders for satellite launches.
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