SPACE

On October the 29th 2019, Thales Alenia Space has signed a letter of agreement with Eutelast Communications for the construction of the Eutelast-10B, an all-electric satellite. This satellite will replace the geostationary satellite Eutelast-10A roughly which will retire in the second quarter of 2023. Eutelast Communications said that the satellite Eutelast-10B will be built on the Spacebus NEO platform which have been developed with the European and French Space agencies.

Thales Alenia Space recently signed two agreements. The first contract, unveiled on April 9, was signed with the American startup Omnispace. Its goal is to develop a global communication network for mobiles, combining the sector's terrestrial networks and a constellation of satellites in low or medium orbit. Thales Alenia Space will supply the first two nanosatellites, which will be placed in low orbit in 2021.

With more than 1,000 participants, 400 exhibitors, 9,000 meetings and 40 speakers, PARIS SPACE WEEK is the world's first B2B space event dedicated to launch vehicles, satellites, and space-related technologies. 

ESA was founded on April 15, 1975. Its mission is to increase the development of Europe’s space capability. Missions and researches aim to benefit the citizens of the world. ESA will be part of the jury at the Paris Space week 2020 for the innovation award.