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The Exploration Company nabs $450 million to challenge SpaceX

The Exploration Company has raised $450 million to create a reusable heavy-lift launcher, marking the largest Series C funding by a European space firm. With plans to dock their Nyx capsule at the ISS by 2028, they aim to challenge industry...

TechCrunch· Sep 9, 2026 · 11:51 AM · 46 views

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The Exploration Company has raised $450 million to create a reusable heavy-lift launcher, marking the largest Series C funding by a European space firm. With plans to dock their Nyx capsule at the ISS by 2028, they aim to challenge industry giants like SpaceX and Stoke Space.

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