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Specifically, Sener has been the company in charge of supplying a telemetry antenna for the European Ariane 6 launcher. This antenna allows monitoring and transmitting data from the Ariane 6 to ground stations during the flight. This includes critical information on the status of the launcher’s systems, sensors and subsystems.
In this way, control and communication between the rocket and the ground teams is enabled and it is possible to track and locate the Ariane 6 during its different flight phases, as well as, eventually, resolve possible problems by the technical teams on the ground, helping to guarantee the success of the space mission.
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The team led by Sener, in collaboration with RSHP and ERRE, to design the new Valencia Central Station, integrating high-speed, commuter and metro services
