Germany’s Isar Aerospace just shattered records with the first commercial orbital launch from continental Europe — a fiery comeback after an earlier failure, now flying five satellites and a tech experiment from Arctic Norway. This bold move signals Europe’s urgent push for space independence amid global shifts, as nations like Sweden and the UK race to build their own launch infrastructure. With ambitions stretching to Canada, Isar proves Europe’s rising power in the crowded space race — no longer reliant on others, but ready to compete with SpaceX and beyond.
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