On Thursday, 22 October, Telespazio’s Lario Space Centre, part of the Leonardo Group, opened its doors to employees and their families for an initiative dedicated to discovering space activities, sharing experiences and supporting solidarity.
The new Matera Satellite Laser Ranging (MSLR) infrastructure, developed as part of an Italian Space Agency (ASI) project, supports space geodesy through highly precise measurements. The project builds on the e-GEOS decade-long expertise in laser ranging.
Acquiring satellite data and making it available to those who run space missions is the job of the two S/X-band antennas that Telespazio has installed in Sodankylä, Finland, at the Arctic Space Centre operated by the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI). Strategically located, the site is a benchmark for all of Finland: it hosts the country’s main infrastructure and works with the leading international players in space.
Telespazio has received an Enterprise Supplier Recognition Award from Northrop Grumman Corporation, which is assigned to suppliers who achieve exceptional performance.
During a ceremony held in Chantilly (VA) on February, Telespazio received the award in the Customer Relationship category for the teleport service and support provided to Northrop Grumman.
Thanks to Fucino Space Center – the biggest teleport in the world for civil use – Telespazio provides secure satellite communications services and terrestrial backhaul to connect operational theatres to the US, in the most reliable and secure way.
On Thursday, 22 October, Telespazio’s Lario Space Centre, part of the Leonardo Group, opened its doors to employees and their families for an initiative dedicated to discovering space activities, sharing experiences and supporting solidarity.
The new Matera Satellite Laser Ranging (MSLR) infrastructure, developed as part of an Italian Space Agency (ASI) project, supports space geodesy through highly precise measurements. The project builds on the e-GEOS decade-long expertise in laser ranging.
Acquiring satellite data and making it available to those who run space missions is the job of the two S/X-band antennas that Telespazio has installed in Sodankylä, Finland, at the Arctic Space Centre operated by the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI). Strategically located, the site is a benchmark for all of Finland: it hosts the country’s main infrastructure and works with the leading international players in space.
Telespazio Benelux will lead a European consortium, with EarthLab Luxembourg and Astro42, to deliver and operate the control centre for PROSPECT, ESA’s mission to drill for water ice and other volatile chemicals at the lunar south pole, with a drill developed and built by Leonardo.
On Thursday, 22 October, Telespazio’s Lario Space Centre, part of the Leonardo Group, opened its doors to employees and their families for an initiative dedicated to discovering space activities, sharing experiences and supporting solidarity.
The new Matera Satellite Laser Ranging (MSLR) infrastructure, developed as part of an Italian Space Agency (ASI) project, supports space geodesy through highly precise measurements. The project builds on the e-GEOS decade-long expertise in laser ranging.
Acquiring satellite data and making it available to those who run space missions is the job of the two S/X-band antennas that Telespazio has installed in Sodankylä, Finland, at the Arctic Space Centre operated by the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI). Strategically located, the site is a benchmark for all of Finland: it hosts the country’s main infrastructure and works with the leading international players in space.
Telespazio Benelux will lead a European consortium, with EarthLab Luxembourg and Astro42, to deliver and operate the control centre for PROSPECT, ESA’s mission to drill for water ice and other volatile chemicals at the lunar south pole, with a drill developed and built by Leonardo.
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2026-11-01T04:24:11Z
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