ESA seeks nearly $14 billion over three years
Posted: Sat, Oct 19, 2019, 6:34 PM ET (2234 GMT)
The European Space agency will seek nearly $14 billion over the next three years from its member states next month. ESA Director-General Jan Woerner told a news conference Thursday that the proposed budget will be taken up by the ESA Ministerial Council at its meeting in late November in Spain. That budget will include funding for additional Orion service modules and a role in the lunar Gateway and potential funding support for the Ariane 6 and Vega C rockets.
The European Space agency will seek nearly $14 billion over the next three years from its member states next month. ESA Director-General Jan Woerner told a news conference Thursday that the proposed budget will be taken up by the ESA Ministerial Council at its meeting in late November in Spain. That budget will include funding for additional Orion service modules and a role in the lunar Gateway and potential funding support for the Ariane 6 and Vega C rockets.
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