The Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) is providing essential spacecraft tracking and communications services for Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1.
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The Swedish FMV has commissioned the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) to establish a foundational capability for launching satellites from the Esrange Space Center.
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Swedish satellite communications company Ovzon has secured an expanded contract with its long-term partner, the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC).
The Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) marked a significant achievement today with the launch of its 600th suborbital rocket, MAPHEUS-15, from the Esrange Space Center in Kiruna.
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Last week, General B. Chance Saltzman, Chief of the U.S. Space Force, made an official visit to the Esrange Space Centre in northern Sweden.
Larger means higher – and on July 13 at 4.39 pm local time, the largest stratospheric balloon ever to be launched from Esrange Space Center rose from the ground in northern Sweden.
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As part of the agreement with Swedish Space Corporation, Firefly’s Alpha rocket will launch from Esrange Launch Complex 3C where pad modifications are already underway.
On the 27th of February at 07.27 UTC the MAPHEUS 14 sounding rocket was successfully launched from Esrange Space Center in Kiruna.
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Aero Vodochody has announced a new agreement with the Bulgarian Defence Ministry to continue the repair and partial modernization program of the L-39ZA Albatros jet aircraft.
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“This spaceport offers an independent European gateway to space. It is exactly the infrastructure we need, not only to continue to innovate but also to further explore the final frontier,” said Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.
