Through the Future Launchers Preparatory Programme, the European Space Agency is developing and supporting new technologies for future space transportation, from reusable rockets and engines such as Themis and Prometheus to technologies for transportation and operations in space for in-orbit servicing assembly and manufacturing.
De herbruikbare raketmotor van Prometheus wordt opgestart op een verbeterde testbank
De testlopen van de Prometheus hebben zowel de gemoderniseerde testopstelling als een nieuwe productiemethode voor de verbrandingskamer van de motor gevalideerd.
Major rehearsal takes Themis one step closer to flight
Themis is an ESA rocket prototype – a flagship European demonstrator for low-cost rocket recovery and reuse technologies. Powered by the reusable, liquid oxygen and methane-fuelled engine Prometheus, Themis is ...
2026 second quarter Future Launchers Preparatory Programme highlights
In April, the European Space Agency’s Future Launchers Preparatory Programme (FLPP) launched a new invitation to tender on Structures, Materials, Mechanisms and Processes for Space Transportation. The initiative is part ...
Rocket engines are designed and built to operate at the extremes of physics and engineering, burning propellant at incredible rates to propel rockets and escape the clutches of gravity. A ...
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