The European Space Agency is looking to the Starlab station for its orbital needs.
In an effort to secure precious access to low Earth orbit, the European Space Agency signed an agreement with Airbus and Voyager Space for the use of their commercial space station which is currently under development as a replacement for the International Space Station . The agreement explores how the Starlab space station can be used to provide Europe with access to space for astronaut missions and research activities , as well as commercial business development , according to ESA .
in December 2021 as one of three space station designs that will replace the ISS. allocated $415.6 million for a trio of Space Act Agreements as part of its Commercial Low Earth Orbit Destinations program, with the two others being granted to Blue Origin and Northrop Grumman. As part of its $160 million contract, Colorado-based Voyager Space is collaborating with Europe’s Airbus on the space station, with plans to develop, build, and operate Starlab.
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