Macron’s Space Summit Showed Europe Isn’t Ready to Go to Space without the US
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An international space summit has started in Paris. If SpaceX and Blue Origin are breaking the event, Emmanuel Macron has announced 20 billion contracts for space Europe. We are far from the first space treaty of 1967 that set the stage in terms of international law. Today, not only states but also private companies are lurking on the resources of the Moon and asteroids. Several countries have already legislated to allow their exploitation.
Meeting in Paris for the first edition of the International Summit on Space, industrialists, agencies and governments have increased the number of announcements. In total, 51 operations represent nearly 20 billion euros, of which...
On 9 and 10 September, the first international space summit brings together researchers, political leaders and business leaders from 120 countries in Paris, apart from Russia, Iran and North Korea. Its first day is dedicated to contracts. The stakes are important for Europe, which seeks to stay in the race for space, which has become a real industry.
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