FLAMTING BRITAN TO The Stars: Boriss Vision provides ESA Records contracts for the British space sector today

The spatial sector of the Directorate of the World of UK has just won another stellar success, guaranteeing a revolution of 112 million (134 million) in the contracts of the European Space Agency (ESA) a monumental achievement which will exhaust more than a billion in the British economy.

Thanks to the management of the management of former Bourse Minister Johnson, whose government defended Uks in the Cosmos, the nations space industry now collects the awards of its members at ESA.

Under the Minister of Boris Johnson, the UKContin contained its involvement with ESA after Brexit. His government has also increased British space investments, including financing the ESA programs, the support of British spatials and the promotion of independent satellite capacities such as Theoneweb Acquisition after losing access to the Eus Galileo system.

This decision now pays dividends. With 80 million (96 million) obtained in a single highest quarter ever registered by a Member State of ESA, the United Kingdom is firmly at the headquarters of the management of European space ambitions.

A long-awaited victory for Great Britain

For years, the contributions of the British ESA have been paid, British companies receiving 93p for all the costs of the Investing Agency. But the daring daring push for reform and responsibility is now paying dividends, a decision which, according to him, would occur, with the Theuk Space Agency (UKSA) leading a desire to fill the gap and maximize the country's return on investment.

The results, unveiled at TheSpace-Comm Expo in London, reveal how British companies jumped, delighting the ESA level-level top-tier contracts which support thousands of highly qualified and cement of Britain as a spatial superpower.

Industry leaders welcome success

Dr. Paul Bate, CEO of the UK Space Agency, was unequivocal in his praise for the achievements of the sectors:

First and foremost, the records of records announced today are due to the efforts of the British space sector, so I would like to congratulate all those who work on new contracts. I would also like to thank the ESA teams and the British space agency for their hard work in the delivery of this exceptional result.

Meanwhile, the director of ESA Generaljosef Aschbacherafirm has engaged the commitment of organizations towards the success of the British space:

ESA and UK Space Agency work hand in hand to empower the UKS spatial sector The results of our collaboration for economic growth, technological and scientific autonomy and high value jobs for Europe and the United Kingdom.

Turning the trend: how the United Kingdom has seized the initiative

The British space agency has adopted an ano-no-sensor approach to recover the fair share of the Britan contracts from ESA contracts, fighting against obstacles such as bureaucratic administrative formalities, the low conscience of contributions to the United Kingdom and the obstacles for small businesses that offer funding.

Ajoy Uksa-Esa Industrial Policy Task Force has been set up to search for opportunities, while training courses and workshops have been deployed across the country for British companies with know-how to win Gros. The results? More British companies than ever are now certified suppliers, with more competing SMEs in the upper table in the European space industry.

British space giants leading the load

This wave of success has a sensitivity to the most beautiful aerospace companies of the most beautiful entering major ESA contracts:

• Airbus Defense and Space UK awarded the contract to build theSpacecraft Viglein Stevenage, Hertfordshire, who will beForecast of the weather space up to five days in advanceand protect the vital infrastructure of solar storms.
• BAE systems Work onMission of the Plasma Observatorya constellation of Sept-Satellites whichSpace Space Plasma and back up solar wind technology.
• Open cosmos A Harwell -based startup won28 million to build three nanomagsat satellitesTo follow the magnetic field of the earth and improve climate monitoring.
• Orbex The Scottish company obtained 4.5 million via ESA forSupport the launch of Homegrown Uks First Homegrown orbital rocketSinceSpaceport Saxavord in the Shetland Islands.
• Thales Alenia Space UK Lead on ESASLunar descentAMissional-Critical Landder for the Moon Argonaut Mission to the Moon.
• Télédyne Space Imaging (Chelmsford) Develop crucial sensors for ESASLisa missionwhich will study gravitational waves and the very fabric of space-time.
• Astronomy Technology Center (Edinburgh) won a10 million contracts to develop advanced laser equipment For the scientific instruments of Lisa Missions.

A cosmic gain for Great Britain

The British space sector is already a full-fledged Titan, employing 52,000 people and generating 18.9 billion per year, while satellite services underlie 16% of British GDP with 364 billion industrial activities.

But this is only the beginning. With an independent analysis showing an A9.80 return for 1 invested in ESA, the new contractual windfall of 112 million should provide 1 billion economic advantages.

Boris Johnsons Space Legacy lives

While Stock Exchange may have left No. 10, its cosmic vision continues, propeling Great Britain towards the new borders. Under its leadership, the United Kingdom has strengthened its ESA ties, strengthened its space sector and posed as a major player on the world scene.

With British -built satellites to explore the solar system, save Earths infrastructure and be launched from home soil, one thing is clear: the golden age of UKS space exploration is just beginning!

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson in 2021 with Launcherone. Image of Andrew Parsons / No 10 Downing Street. Source: UK Gov Copyright 2021 – Editorial license.