Europe is once again sounding the trumpet of space autonomy. According to a report by European News on October 26, before the Rome Space Summit is about to be held, Europe is considering a plan costing 10 billion euros to independently send astronauts into space. Although the European News Agency emphasized, the purpose of this move was not to abandon international cooperation, but to participate with greater autonomy. However, it is easy to see that in the context of the current “Starlink” speed limit crisis further deepening the gap between the US and Europe, reducing external dependency and seeking technological autonomy is Europe's ultimate demand.

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