Session 10
summary
EU policy frames space as a strategic domain with a new space security and defence strategy plus diplomacy aimed at partnerships with the US, NATO, Japan and India; Copernicus and Galileo run as operational services offered free full and open worldwide and are already used for concrete mitigation work like Amazon‑forest fire monitoring with Brazil. Industry reports 25–26 national contributors to Galileo operations, calls for more agile procurement and measured risk‑taking, and Amazon discloses 18 launches booked with Arianespace for its Project Kuiper.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Europe's space leadership
- 1:32EU space security strategy
- 9:05Commission's space cooperation
- 14:24ESA global partnerships
- 19:47Private sector space innovation
- 25:05Amazon's space vision
- 31:31Q&A on space cooperation
- 39:04Europe's space strengths
- 43:20Open data policies debate
- 47:15Space innovation mindset
- 51:34Europe's next space programs
- 57:33Closing remarks
