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If astronauts from the European Space Agency ESA have to fly into space, then they are currently dependent on opportunities to fly with them. For example, in SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsules, which are currently being launched for NASA – or, in recent years, in Russia’s Soyuz capsules. The European Union does not currently have its own spacecraft for manned flights.
However, that could change in the coming years.
Because the European aerospace company Ariane Group has now presented plans for a European spacecraft that is said to be even larger and more flexible than SpaceX’s Dragon capsules.
Dubbed Smart Upper Stage for Innovative Exploration, or SUSIE, the spacecraft will be able to carry heavy payloads as well as crewed missions to orbit before coming down to Earth for a vertical landing.
The new spacecraft is drawing comparisons to SpaceX's fully reusable Starship vehicle.
And while SUSIE isn't quite as impressive, it is a strong indicator of Europe's shift towards reusable rocket technologies.

ArianeGroup unveiled its SUSIE concept at the International Astronautical Congress held in Paris from September 18 to 22. In its press release, ArianeGroup announces that SUSIE will be able to fly atop an Ariane 64 rocket as well as on future generation rockets — such as the Ariane 6, which is scheduled for launch in 2023. This, the company says, paves "the way for fully reusable launchers of the future."
Fail! Europe reveals new reusable rocket to replace SpaceX & Elon Musk...
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