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August 17, 2021

Thales Alenia Space to provide the first two pressurized modules for Axiom ��Ƶ

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Rome 15 July, 2021 – Thales Alenia Space, Joint Venture between Thales and Leonardo, and ��Ƶ of Houston, Texas (USA), have signed the final contract for the development of two key pressurized elements of Axiom ��Ƶ - the world’s first commercial space station. Scheduled for launch in 2024 and 2025 respectively, the two elements will originally be docked to the International Space ��Ƶ (ISS), marking the birth of the new Axiom ��Ƶ segment. The value of the contract is 110 Million Euro.

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