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Ariane 6 heavy-lift launcher expected to launch maiden flight on July 9 , four years behind original schedule.
With no domestic launchers available, Europe has had to call on U.S. competitor SpaceX to launch its scientific and Galileo satellites.
Toni Tolker-Nielsen : "Things look good at this point. The launcher is fully qualified on the ground".
Ariane 6 is perfect for the job if you need to launch a four- or five-ton satellite.
The European Launcher Challenge will play an important role in shaping the future of Europe ’s access to space by increasing the competitiveness of European launch services.
The launch needs are so low that it wouldn’t make sense economically for a reusable launcher.
Ariane 6 could be the European workhorse for the next 15 to 30 years .
Ariane 62 ( 530 tons with two boosters) is replacing the Russian Soyuz , and Ariane 64 ( 850 tons with four boosters) is replacing Ariane 5 .
In the future, the launcher will be privately developed. We won’t develop a European SLS..
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