SpaceX charged ESA about $70 million to launch Euclid
SpaceX charged ESA about $70 million to launch Euclid
arstechnica.com Europe’s Euclid telescope launched to study the dark Universe
SpaceX is filling in for ESA as European rockets face delays.
SpaceX charged ESA about $70 million to launch Euclid, according to Healy. That’s about $5 million above the standard commercial “list price” for a dedicated Falcon 9 launch, covering extra costs for SpaceX to meet unusually stringent cleanliness requirements for the Euclid telescope.
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