Ars Technica
Europe Finds a Space Entrepreneur Who Says the Quiet Part Out Loud, Loudly
Europe's space sector finally gets a CEO who admits the continent is embarrassingly behind - and has the audacity to do something about it.
Ars Technica
Europe's space sector finally gets a CEO who admits the continent is embarrassingly behind - and has the audacity to do something about it.
TechCrunch
The Exploration Company raises a record $450 million to build a reusable European space launcher, because apparently one SpaceX monopoly wasn't enough.
Ars Technica
NASA's plan for private space stations in the 2030s relies on SpaceX's Crew Dragon, but SpaceX might retire it soon, leaving everyone scrambling for alternatives like a troubled Boeing, a secretive Blue Origin, or a plucky European startup.
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