Signed a partnership with the University of L'Aquila and unveiled the "Space Camp - From Classrooms to the Stars" project, developed with Italiacamp
The companies of the Leonardo Group will play a key role at NSE 2024 (New Space Economy European Expoforum), which will take place from December 16-18 in Rome at the Fiera di Roma. The event, a major gathering for the European space ecosystem, offers a significant opportunity to explore business and innovation in the era of the New Space Economy.
The 17th edition of the “Love Planet Earth” calendar is available from today, Italy’s National Space Day. Produced by Telespazio and e-GEOS, with the endorsement of the United Nations Ocean Decade, the 2025 calendar is an initiative dedicated to environmental sustainability as seen through the eyes of the Italian COSMO-SkyMed satellites.
Specializing in satellite services and applications, Telespazio and Rartel provide turn-key solutions in satellite technologies field, using state-of-the-art equipment with highest technological standards.
Activities in the field of the Satellite Systems & Operation, Geoinformation and Satellite Communications, Rartel responds in an ever more effective way the new market demands, in terms of satellite services. The company also leverages the infrastructures of the Cheia Space Center, the most important teleport in Eastern Europe.
Telespazio and Rartel supply data, voice and video satellite communication services, both fixed and mobile, satellites in-orbit control, ground segment development, geoinformation products and services, including satellite imagery and satellite systems and applications.
Headquarter
70 Dr. Iacob Felix Street, Sector 1, 011041 - Bucharest, Romania
Phone no.: +4021 319.68.04/+4021 319.68.05
Built in 1977, it occupies an area of 20,000 square metres and houses 12 antennas. It is the largest teleport in Eastern Europe and provides in-orbit communication and control services.
Statia de Sol Cheia, Judetul Prahova, Romania
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