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EPS-Sterna

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European weather satellite constellation
EPS-Sterna
OperatorEUMETSAT,ESA
Specifications
RegimePolar orbit
Production
StatusApproved in January 2026
Planned20
Launched0
Maiden launch2029 (planned)
← Arctic Weather Satellite

EPS-Sterna (EUMETSATPolarSystem –Sterna) is a future Europeanconstellation ofweather satellites under development byEUMETSAT and theEuropean Space Agency (ESA).[1] The satellites will be placed onpolar orbits and observe atmospheric conditions usingmicrowave sounders. The constellation's goal is to improve the frequency of observations needed for predictingsevere weather in specific regions such asMediterranean and to address data gaps over theArctic.[2][3][4][5][6][7] EPS-Sterna builds upon technologies demonstrated by ESA'sArctic Weather Satellite (AWS) launched in 2024.[8][9][10] The name of the constellation refers toSterna, thegenus name of theArctic tern.[8] Launch of the first six satellites is expected in 2029.[8]

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  1. ^"WMO OSCAR | Details for Satellite Programme: EPS-Sterna".space.oscar.wmo.int. Retrieved2026-01-22.
  2. ^"New EPS-Sterna satellites poised to transform weather observations".www.mi.uni-hamburg.de. Retrieved2026-01-22.
  3. ^Selding, Peter B. de (2026-01-12)."This time it's final: Eumetsat commits to $1-billion EPS-Sterna constellation to study atmospheric temperature, humidity".Space Intel Report. Retrieved2026-01-22.
  4. ^"Eumetsat Formally Approves EPS-Sterna Constellation For 2029 Launch | Aviation Week Network".aviationweek.com. Retrieved2026-01-22.
  5. ^Selding, Peter B. de (2025-11-27)."Eumetsat members clear administrative hurdles, approve full development of billion-dollar EPS-Sterna satellite constellation".Space Intel Report. Retrieved2026-01-22.
  6. ^Varley, Robert A.; Ratier, Alain; Counet, Paul; Ruti, Paolo (2025)."The social and economic benefits of EPS-Aeolus and EPS-Sterna".Journal of the European Meteorological Society.2 100008.doi:10.1016/j.jemets.2025.100008.ISSN 2950-6301.
  7. ^Rivoire, Louis; Marty, Robin; Carrel-Billiard, Thomas; Chambon, Philippe; Fourrié, Nadia; Audouin, Olivier; Martet, Maud; Birman, Camille; Accadia, Christophe; Ackermann, Jörg (2024)."A global observing-system simulation experiment for the EPS–Sterna microwave constellation".Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society.150 (762):2991–3012.doi:10.1002/qj.4747.ISSN 1477-870X.
  8. ^abc"Arctic Weather Satellite paves way for constellation".www.esa.int. Retrieved2026-01-22.
  9. ^"Europe backs transformative polar satellite constellation | EUMETSAT".www.eumetsat.int. 2026-12-01. Retrieved2026-01-22.
  10. ^"AAC Clyde Space's weather technology praised by ESA - supports future EPS-Sterna constellation | AAC Clyde Space".www.aac-clyde.space. 2025-04-17. Retrieved2026-01-22.
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