The facility will be the ESA’s first outside its 11 founding member states and first on the EU’s eastern flank.
The facility will be the ESA’s first outside its 11 founding member states and first on the EU’s eastern flank.
The project will “strengthen national security” and “increase the competitiveness of the Polish space sector”, says the firm behind the plans.
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The satellite will provide high resolution images that can be used by various sectors, from agriculture to the military.
Fifteen space technology companies have been awarded funding amounting to 143 million zloty.