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French Gender Equality Index
ArianeGroup launch planning at Kourou: Telespazio France extends its key role
Telespazio France, unique telecom expertise at the service of firefighters.
Telespazio: A Key Partner for Access to Space at the Guiana Space Center
CNES awards two GEO in orbit services missions to Infinite Orbits and Telespazio France : an inspection and a life extension mission!
Full Speed Ahead for Telespazio France as the New Contractor for the EU SATCOM Market Framework Contract
Launch Anywhere & Anytime: Telespazio France's New Offer for Microlaunchers and New Spaceports
The Red Planet and the Pink City
French Southern and Antarctic Lands (TAAF) (episode 3): the possibility of a social life by satellite
Telespazio "ON AIR" - Focus PME on BFM Business
James Webb, space as a gift!
STFOA6, satellites and fiber optics, a shining example of technology at its best
Telespazio France got involved in solidarity sporting challenge ‘La Course des Lumières’
GMES eStations: when Space serves research and environment
SYRACUSE IV: The latest generation of MilSatCom system available to military trusted partners
Telespazio France at the UAV SHOW 2021
The French Southern and Antarctic Lands (episode 2): an advanced base for satellite systems and operations
The French Southern and Antarctic Lands (episode 1): Space Supporting Sustainable Development
18.02.2021

Mars 2020 : Perseverance on its way to conquer Mars

Find signs of an eventual previous life on Mars, this will be the mission of the Perseverance rover, which will land of the Red Planet for the first time this Thursday, February 18, 2021. Its landing, scheduled for 9:55 pm (French time), sets  the beginning of a new adventure that will last at least one Martian year, equivalent to 2 years on Earth.
European space manufacturers, operators, service providers and policy and legal research centres to study Space Traffic Management