True Anomaly Catches Firefly For Space Force RPO Launch
True Anomaly is building a spacecraft for VICTUS HAZE.
Stories about missions to assemble platforms in orbit.
True Anomaly is building a spacecraft for VICTUS HAZE.
The second stage of a ULA rocket that sent a NOAA weather satellite to orbit in 2018 broke apart dramatically in orbit last week, generating a debris cloud first tracked by Slingshot Aerospace.
Outpost won a $36M in recent contracts from the US military to develop its technology for hypersonic testing, reentry missions, and on orbit cargo storage.
The startup intends to build a constellation of satellites in LEO that can harness solar power and efficiently send it to other sats in greater concentrations.
The future of manufacturing in space depends on Earth return companies finding a way to return much larger volumes from space—like say, shipping containers.
Italian space logistics startup D-Orbit launched a US branch on Wednesday that will transform the startup’s flight-proven orbital transfer vehicle into a satellite bus to better court American government customers.
The company is ready to take on missions in space after successfully wrapping up testing on its automated GRIP refueling mechanism.
Space travel has a fuel problem, there are no gas stations outside of Earth, and Spaceium is trying to change that.
Redwire also returned 36 experiments from another module which grows pharmaceutical crystals.
Rocket Lab and True Anomaly will square off in orbit next year.
Private companies are already launching missions that capture the key technology needs for OSAM.
The mission aims to give a spacecraft the vision necessary to serve as a training platform for Space Force Guardians.