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Galileo, Galileo, Galileo, off you go: Snout of UK space forcibly removed from EU satellite trough
Brit industry, military locked out
From the department of "You only just realised this?" come reports that the UK government has been somewhat taken aback that the EU plans to exclude Britain from the Galileo satellite programme due to Brexit.
Will they be returning Britain funds?
Sounds like the EU is better off without the UK in it. Tell me once again why they are making such a fuss about them leaving?
Yes, all -39 billion pounds of them...
Sounds like the EU is better off without the UK in it.
Galileo, Galileo, Galileo, off you go: Snout of UK space forcibly removed from EU satellite trough
Brit industry, military locked out
From the department of "You only just realised this?" come reports that the UK government has been somewhat taken aback that the EU plans to exclude Britain from the Galileo satellite programme due to Brexit.
UK should consider themselves lucky they will be excluded from this money pit.
Perhaps but not simply because of £39bn; spread that around the remaining nations and it won't go very far.
So you are saying the UK took that much to be part of the EU Space Agency? Or is it fuzzy math based on non space related funding?
Big picture - any funding the UK may or may not get back from EU space ventures will be swallowed up without touching the sides by the overall balance, which current estimates put at scores of billions.
Does that math include military funding?