Session 9
summary
The session lays out concrete moves: adoption of the EU Space strategy for security and defense, creation of an EU spased ISAC for industry cyber info‑sharing, an Observatory of Critical Technologies and a dynamic purchasing route that already funds nine startups. Industry runs the world’s largest radar fleet — 34 radar satellites now, 40+ by year‑end — and offers leasing and tailored tasking; priorities target space situational awareness, early‑warning sensors and in‑orbit services to harden critical infrastructure.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00EU space strategy and defense
- 7:43EU Space Strategy explained
- 13:48Avoiding fragmentation in space defense
- 20:09Private sector in European space defense
- 31:10Military acceptance of commercial space
- 34:06Q&A on satellite models and public use
- 35:12Protecting European space infrastructure
- 39:46Commercialization vs accountability
- 42:15Future space defense capabilities
- 45:06Closing remarks
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