Why Redwire Has Multiple Low-Flying Satellite Systems
Redwire unveiled its third new VLEO spacecraft, Phantom.
Redwire unveiled its third new VLEO spacecraft, Phantom.
“Currently there is military satellite capability sitting on the ground due to Vulcan delays.”
ValveTech CEO Erin Faville publicly urged NASA to cancel the launch of Boeing’s crewed Starliner “due to the risk of a disaster.”
Redwire also returned 36 experiments from another module which grows pharmaceutical crystals.
“The engine is the primary driver for the move,” CEO Peter Beck said.
“I have seen a tremendous change in Boeing culture since the first orbital flight test,” NASA’s commercial crew program manager, Steve Stich, said.
John Plumb became the first Biden administration official to acknowledge Russia’s nuclear counterspace weapon in unclassified testimony.
Guess who’s responsible for the boom? One big hint: it’s not civil or military actors.
The two firms plan to be in the market months ahead of a much ballyhooed partnership between SpaceX and John Deere.
Other Moon-focused companies, including Lockheed Martin subsidiary Crescent and Intuitive Machines, are also planning satellite networks around Earth’s favorite satellite.
Boryung’s Humans in Space contest will give researchers the chance to pitch their microgravity experiments to the two firms.
A survey of satellite operators in 2023 found many were unaware of standard cybersecurity practices.