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ESPI Yearbook 2021 – Space Policies, Issues, and Trends of the European space sector in a global context [Sep/2022]
In July 2022, the
European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) published its annual Yearbook. The
report provides an examination of the main trends and developments in the space
sector, space policy, and space programmes over the past year. Implementing...
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ESA Science Core Technology Development Success Story - Broadening the TT&C Industrial Base in Europe [Aug/2022]
Development of TT&C subsystem capability, funded by ESA’s
Science Core Technology programme, creates another European alternative for
this critical spacecraft function for upcoming science missions, leading to
improvements for commercial sat...
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ESA Science Core Technology Development Success Story - Game-Changing European X-Ray Optics Technology [Aug/2022]
A pan-European consortium of industry and research
organisations is leveraging semiconductor manufacturing capabilities to achieve
a 2-order of magnitude improvement in space X-ray telescope optics (by
developing the concept of Silicon Pore Optics...
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ESA Science Core Technology Development Success Story - Ground-Breaking Solution Enabling Demanding Optics Missions [Aug/2022]
A pan-European collaboration, funded by ESA’s Science Core
Technology programme, developed Silicon Carbide (Booster SiC) – an optical
material that is stiff, low-density, highly thermally conductive with low
thermal expansion, whilst meeting s...
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ESA Science Core Technology Development Success Story - Fostering European Technology Non-Dependence [Aug/2022]
The development of AQUILA, the first and only European
radiation-hardened high-accuracy accelerometer for space use, provides a
European navigation solution for upcoming missions, leading to enhanced
applications on Earth. ESA chose Ireland’s In...
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ESA Science Core Technology Development Success Story - Critical Cooling Technology Enabling Complex Science Missions [Aug/2022]
Development of long-life Joule Thomson cryocoolers, funded by
ESA’s Science Core Technology programme, creates compact, performant and
competitive European solutions, with terrestrial applications in quantum
technologies. These technology develo...
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ESA Science Core Technology Development Success Story - Unrivalled High Accuracy Star Tracker [Aug/2022]
Funded by ESA’s Science Core Technology Programme, the
development of ASTRO XP – an autonomous high accuracy star tracker of the 0.1
arcsec class – demonstrates leadership and strengthens European competitiveness
in the Attitude Determinatio...
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ESA Science Core Technology Development Success Story - First Proton Diverter Developed for the Space Sector [Aug/2022]
The spacecraft of ESA’s ATHENA (Advanced Telescope for High
Energy Astrophysics) will be exposed to a considerable flux of charged
particles due to the mission’s large Halo orbit in L1. Indeed, the protons in
solar winds are in the energy rang...
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The OECD publishes the 2nd Edition of the Handbook on Measuring the Space Economy [Aug/2022]
The OECD has published the second edition of the ‘Handbook
on measuring the Space Economy’. Ten years after the first iteration, this step
was justified with a strong diversification of actors contributing to the space
economy in recent years,...
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ESA Technology Transfer Success Story - A new perspective: satellite image processing algorithms to improve lives on Earth [Aug/2022]
Cloudflight’s code optimisation expertise, developed in
Austria for analysing satellite imagery (from ENVISAT - ENVIronmental SATellite),
was applied to enhance the underlying technology of UK-startup GiveVision’s
SightPlus device, designed to...
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ESA Technology Transfer Success Story - From space debris to rogue drones: how a net-firing gun could help counter both problems [Aug/2022]
Italian Engineering firm STAM is developing a net-firing gun,
called the Drone Catcher, based on ESA-funded research to remove space debris,
to tackle the growing problem of disruption caused by illegally-flown drones at
public events.
By 2026,...
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ESA Technology Transfer Success Story - Dry electrodes to monitor vital signs: From astronauts in space to foetuses in utero [Aug/2022]
Dry electrode technology, initially designed by Swiss
organisation CSEM to monitor ESA astronauts’ health whilst floating in
microgravity (LTMS system), allows foetal cardiologists to isolate and
continuously monitor a foetal heartbeat on an ele...
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