Europe looks beyond the ISS
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Europe looks beyond the ISS

European Space Agency member states will meet in Rome Dec. 15 to decide the future of Europe’s human and robotic exploration program. The meeting breaks with ESA’s usual three-year ministerial cycle, giving ministers an earlier opportunity to respond to the approaching end of the ISS and growing calls for Europe to secure a more autonomous

European Space Agency member states will meet in Rome Dec. 15 to decide the future of Europe’s human and robotic exploration program. The meeting breaks with ESA’s usual three-year ministerial cycle, giving ministers an earlier opportunity to respond to the approaching end of the ISS and growing calls for Europe to secure a more autonomous role in human spaceflight and exploration.

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Andrew Parsonson is based in Valetta, Malta, and has been covering the space industry since 2017.

Source: spacenews.com

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