Article Archives - Horizon Europe project SALTO

SALTO consortium member Alejandro Saban successfully defends PhD on autonomous flight safety systems for reusable space missions

The SALTO Horizon Europe project congratulates Alejandro Saban, a member of the GTD team and SALTO consortium partner, on successfully obtaining his PhD at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain.

A glimpse into SALTO’s technology maturation activities for the future T3 vehicle

Within the Horizon Europe project SALTO two vehicle demonstrators are investigated and developed: the T1H and the T3 vehicle

Experimental Investigations of Fluid-to-Vehicle Interactions during a Reusable Launcher’s Touchdown Impact

Landing and Mobility Test Facility (LAMA)

Several programmes are dedicated worldwide to the development of reusable vertical take-off vertical landing (VTVL) launch vehicles.

A New High-Speed, Low-Distortion Camera System

As part of the EU-funded project SALTO, Realtra developed an improved high-speed camera designed to capture structural.

Developing a Bio-Based Thermal Protection System: Amorim Cork Solutions’ Contribution to SALTO

For the past three years, Amorim Cork Solutions team has worked in the innovation and product development department, with a particular focus on aerospace applications.

Advancing Autonomous Flight Safety Systems for Europe’s Reusable Launchers

GTD, a technology company based in Barcelona, has played an important role in the SALTO project through the development of an autonomous flight safety system (AFSS).

Themis rocket demonstrator standing tall at Esrange launch pad

The first model of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) reusable rocket demonstrator Themis has reached an important milestone at the Esrange Space Center in Kiruna, Sweden.

How SALTO advances reusable launcher technology

As part of the SALTO project the future of spaceflight is being reimagined — through careful, calculated steps in Europe’s research labs and test facilities.

Esrange Space Center: Europe’s Arctic gateway to space

Tucked deep in the vast, often snow-covered wilderness of Swedish Lapland lies a space center few have heard of—but one that could reshape Europe’s future in space.

A strategic vision for reusability

Europe is making bold strides toward the future of space launch systems. A key challenge in increasing launch flexibility and reducing costs…

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