21 space organisations in Denmark

Danish satellite communications manufacturer — develops satcom terminals and antennas for maritime, land mobile, military and emergency use.

Danish space engineering company — develops medical research and exercise equipment for astronauts on the ISS and other extreme environments.

Danish Earth observation services unit of DHI Group — processes satellite imagery for water, flood, land-use, coastal and climate mapping worldwide.

Danish satcom software company — develops 3GPP 5G NTN protocol stacks, waveforms and test tools for satellite terminals and networks; part of Cobham Satcom Group.

Danish nanosatellite company — designs, integrates and manufactures small satellites, subsystems and constellations for government and commercial customers.

Danish space test equipment supplier — builds electrical ground support equipment, avionics test beds and simulators and provides ISVV for satellite programmes.

Danish small-satellite radio maker — builds software-defined radio payloads and TT&C transceivers for nano- and microsatellites.

Danish aerospace and defence company — its space business supplies star trackers, power control units, onboard software and ground systems.

Danish antenna engineering firm — develops the GRASP reflector antenna software and other tools and does ESA-funded antenna R&D and consultancy.

Danish Doppler radar manufacturer — supplies tracking radars for launches, spacecraft and space debris to space agencies alongside defence systems.

Danish offshore launch startup — developing Spaceport North Sea, a sea-based launch platform on a converted wind turbine vessel operating from Esbjerg.

Danish satcom test startup — uses drones carrying RF payloads to test and calibrate satellite ground and mobile antennas in the field.

Danish spacecraft structures maker — designs, manufactures and tests composite structures for satellites and spacecraft, with in-house cleanroom and test facilities.

Danish satellite engineering company — builds small satellite platforms and subsystems at its Aalborg headquarters, with offices in Copenhagen and Leuven.

Danish maritime satellite communications operator — runs a LEO microsatellite network for VDES (AIS 2.0) data services to ships.

Danish national space institute at DTU — researches astrophysics, Earth observation and geodesy and builds space instruments such as star trackers.

Danish university space research centre — unites Aalborg University research on satellites, space robotics and space communications and runs a national ground station.

Danish space and satcom industry cluster — unites about 20 North Jutland space companies and Aalborg University to drive growth and collaboration.

Danish space sector network — membership organisation that unites companies, universities and agencies of Denmark's space ecosystem and runs delegations and events.

Danish volunteer-run crewed spaceflight project — develops and launches amateur rockets and capsules, working toward the crewed Spica rocket.

Danish spaceflight society — promotes knowledge of spaceflight through lectures and events, publishes Dansk Rumfart and is Denmark's IAF member.