Europejski przemysł kosmiczny

Kennedy Space Center set for Artemis II — deeper than Apollo, but no Moon landing

NASA's Kennedy Space Center is preparing to launch Artemis II, a 10‑day crewed test flight that will send four astronauts farther than Apollo did — without attempting a lunar land… Mar 31, 2026

Space

Ariane 64 Debut: Europe's Most Powerful Rocket

Arianespace launched the Ariane 64 — Europe’s most powerful rocket — on 12 February 2026, lofting 32 Amazon Leo broadband satellites to low Earth orbit. The mission demonstrated f… Lut 13, 2026

Space

Germany's Own Starlink Bid

Rheinmetall and OHB are in early talks to form a joint bid to build a Starlink-style low Earth orbit communications network for the Bundeswehr, part of Berlin's €35bn push into mi… Sty 26, 2026

Space

Moon, Mercury and Magnetospheres: Five 2026 Missions

From a crewed lunar flyaround to a long‑awaited Mercury arrival and new heliosphere probes, 2026 will be a pivotal year for missions that test human systems, hunt lunar resources … Gru 31, 2025

Space

Europe Passes Record Space Budget; NASA Cuts

At an ESA ministerial in Bremen this week, member states approved a record three‑year budget that boosts science and exploration ambitions even as NASA faces deep cuts under the U… Gru 03, 2025

Space

European aerospace firms form joint space champion to challenge SpaceX

Airbus, Leonardo and Thales are combining their space operations into a single Toulouse‑based company employing about 25,000 people and generating roughly €6.5bn a year, aiming to… Lis 13, 2025

europejski przemysł kosmiczny

Articles about europejski przemysł kosmiczny

Kennedy Space Center set for Artemis II — deeper than Apollo, but no Moon landing

Ariane 64 Debut: Europe's Most Powerful Rocket

Germany's Own Starlink Bid

Moon, Mercury and Magnetospheres: Five 2026 Missions

Europe Passes Record Space Budget; NASA Cuts

European aerospace firms form joint space champion to challenge SpaceX