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At the Space Summit 2026 in Budapest, Hungary launched a national space research program aimed at consolidating resources and expertise from over 120 scientists across eight research institutes. This initiative aligns with Hungary's 2021 national space strategy and the Neumann János Program, focusing on projects like lunar rock analysis and small satellite operations.

The program is expected to enhance Hungary's international visibility in the space sector, with planned participation in the Space-Comm Expo in London. The economic significance of space research is emphasized as a fast-growing sector with practical applications in daily life.