Ariane 6 Launches CSO-3 Supporting France’s Defense Earth Observation
Despite delays, today Arianespace's Ariane 6 successfully launched the French CSO-3 observation satellite, marking an important step for European sovereignity
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Ariane 6 will Launch ESA’s Plato Mission in 2026
The first science mission of Ariane 6 will deploy ESA's Plato spacecraft, which will discover and study hundreds of exoplanets orbiting around Sun-like stars
Ariane 6 Selected to Launch Sentinel-1D
Ariane 6 has been selected to launch two missions for European institutions in 2025. Meanwhile, preparations for the second flight are going on
Vega C Returns to Flight Delivering Copernicus Sentinel-1C
After two years the European Vega C rocket is back in flight. VV25 successfully launched the Sentinel-1C satellite for the Copernicus Earth Observation program
Vega C is Ready to Return to Flight
Vega C is nearly ready on the pad to resume launch operations, two years after the VV22 failure. VV25 will carry the Copernicus Sentinel 1-C satellite
The Latest on Heavy-Lift Rockets at the WSBW
SpaceX, Blue Origin, ULA, Arianespace, and Mitsubishi Heavy, all together in the same panel at the World Space Business Week (WSBW): here's what they said
Task Force Shares New Insight into Ariane 6 APU Failure
After a successful liftoff, Ariane 6's inaugural flight failed to deploy all payloads due to an APU issue. New investigation results point to a possible fix
Vega Final Mission Successfully Delivered the new Copernicus Sentinel-2C Satellite
The last Vega rocket has successfully lifted off from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, delivering into orbit the Copernicus Sentinel-2C satellite
Sentinel-2C is Ready to Liftoff Onboard Vega’s Final Launch
The Copernicus Sentinel-2C satellite was fully fueled and prepared for the incoming liftoff onboard the last mission of the Vega rocket
Ariane 6 Lifts Off for the First Time
Despite a final issue, Ariane 6 finally cleared the pad in French Guiana, thus marking the beginning of a new phase in Europe's indipendent access to space
