Swiss CHEOPS space telescope mission gets a 3-year extension to explore exoplanets.
ESA extended the Swiss-led CHEOPS exoplanet mission through 2029, committing another three years of funding. This funding commitment reflects ESA's stable backing for frontier research, signaling the ecosystem strength underpinning European technology leadership.
Swiss space telescope stays in space longer
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The CHEOPS space telescope can continue its research for longer. The European Space Agency ESA has extended the Swiss-led mission until 2029.
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