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ESA and Dassault Aviation Identify Mutual Interest in Space Technology Development

European Space Agency and Dassault Aviation to Foster Technology Collaboration

The European Space Agency (ESA) and Dassault Aviation have signed a Letter of Intent to develop a closer relationship and foster technology collaboration. The partnership aims to address the challenges of space exploration and development, with a focus on Low Earth Orbit (LEO) destinations and orbital vehicles. The two organizations will work together on a scaled-down suborbital version of VORTEX, a reusable spaceplane concept. This collaboration may lead to new technologies and business opportunities for both parties. The ESA and Dassault Aviation will exchange relevant information and conduct studies to establish their roles and responsibilities in the project. The partnership is seen as a key step towards enlarging the European industrial base and promoting space exploration.

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    European Space Agency and Dassault Aviation to Foster Technology Collaboration

    The European Space Agency (ESA) and Dassault Aviation have signed a Letter of Intent to develop a closer relationship and foster technology collaboration. The partnership aims to address the challenges of space exploration and development, with a focus on Low Earth Orbit (LEO) destinations and orbital vehicles. The two organizations will work together on a scaled-down suborbital version of VORTEX, a reusable spaceplane concept. This collaboration may lead to new technologies and business opportunities for both parties. The ESA and Dassault Aviation will exchange relevant information and conduct studies to establish their roles and responsibilities in the project. The partnership is seen as a key step towards enlarging the European industrial base and promoting space exploration.

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