The European Space Agency (ESA) opens its doors to commercial flights to space
ESA decided ESA Space commercial flights such as NASA, giving companies the option to make paid trips to orbit.
According to the site Engadget The United States, a program for commercial space transportation services will be unveiled at the meeting of the European Space Council this year.
The program aims to help companies wishing to launch satellites or provide space transportation services. Assistance will be provided to companies by allowing them to seek funding from the agency.
It is expected that these initiatives will lead to a remarkable commercial service that is applicable with a private-sector financing scheme.
The agency added that support will be given to European countries that want to build space airports after England has already begun planning to build its spaceport, which is expected to be the first in Europe to be built in Scotland for use by companies such as Lockheed Martin. Plans to build space airports in Cornwall, Argyll and Wales.
In the year ahead, the European Space Agency [ESA] made some suggestions and three ideas to show the potential of the commercial space program SpaceTug Which carries satellites and a satellite to remove space debris, as well as a small satellite launcher named Miura 5
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