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Sat News covers Alaska Capital’s Series A investment in Fenix Space, noting “Fenix Space’s U.S. Department of War (DoW) customers include the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), the Space Development Agency (SDA) and National Security Innovation Capital (NSIC).”
Bloomberg writes on Auterion’s brilliant play to become the Microsoft for drones
Astro Digital announced plans Sept. 16 to purchase and distribute power from Florida startup Star Catcher’s future space-based energy grid. Read more in Space News below
Space Daily covered Exolaunch’s record 59 sats deployed on a single Transporter mission, noting: “Transporter-15 highlights Exolaunch's expanding market reach, with payloads from the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Finland, Lithuania, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Greece, Poland, South Korea, Taiwan, Turkey, Bulgaria, and the United Arab Emirates.”
Jeff Foust at SpaceNews recently wrote up MaintainPR client Exolaunch’s multi-launch agreement with Synspective…noting “under the agreement, Exolaunch will provide mission management and deployment services for the 10 StriX satellites. Exolaunch's established relationships with launch vehicle providers and flexible launch portfolio provide Synspective with the ability to launch its satellites efficiently as they are ready for deployment.”
Space Watch Global recently covered UNOOSA and Exolaunch’s partnership to broaden “space access for all.” Institutions from Bolivia, Guatemala, Jordan, and Nepal were selected to deploy their CubeSats using Exolaunch’s EXOpod Nova deployment system. Read more below.
Via Satellite wrote up Exolaunch’s partnership with Orbex to provide end-to-end launch services for small satellites. The partnership also includes the use of Exolaunch’s EXOtube, a modular and scalable launch platform designed to optimize satellite constellations’ launch configurations, increase mission flexibility, and enhance vehicle utilization. The teams will further collaborate on launch campaign planning, satellite integration, and on-site execution support.
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Destinus, an autonomous-flight company serving civil and defense applications (situational awareness, surveillance/mapping, data relay, pilot training) and counter-UAS/interceptor roles (e.g., stopping “kamikaze”/trespass drones) was recently written up in Bloomberg, spotlighting the companies’ Hornet drone
Doug Gorman at Payload recently covered MaintainPR client Exolaunch’s massive capacity buy with SpaceX, noting that Exolaunch “remains the only launch integrator with payloads manifested on every Transporter mission with SpaceX since their rideshare program began in 2020.”
Payload covered Portal’s $17.5M Series A, noting “one of the largest seed investment rounds by a space startup in the past decade, Portal Space Systems raised $17.5M to support the development and demonstration of its debut Supernova spacecraft.
MaintainPR client Eonix was recently written up in PC Magazine
Launch integration provider and MaintainPR client Exolaunch was featured in The Next Web for their work on the European Space Agency’s arctic weather satellite.
MaintainPR client Eonix is doing groundbreaking work for the DOD and Army. We spoke to Popular Mechanics to get it featured.
MaintainPR client Exolaunch won a €18 million contract with the German space agency, DLR, to help advance its novel small satellite program. The full details were written up in Space Explored.
MaintainPR client Exolaunch was written up in Bloomberg for their work in Foxconn’s inaugural smallsat launch.
Launch integration provider and MaintainPR client Exolaunch was written up in Payload for their contract with satellite pioneer Capella Space
MaintainPR client Destinus was featured in lengthy video by the Wall Street Journal on hypersonic technology as it stands today.
How Hypersonic Flight Could Transform Transatlantic Flights — WSJ
Mikhail Kokorich, Destinus’ CEO, recently joined Julia Chatterley on CNN broadcast as the race for hypersonic passenger flight heats up.
The Financial Times recently announced a VC-centric news site for Europe called Sifted. The reporters wasted no time getting to know Destinus CEO Mikhail Kokorich. Chatting about his anti-Putin years in Russia, and getting the latest download on Destinus — his Swiss hypersonic plane startup.
One of the hardest working aerospace reporters in the industry, Eric Tegler, took a no-nonsense approach to featuring MaintainPR client Destinus.
Swiss Hypersonic Startup Destinus Appears Destined For Same Path As U.S. Counterparts — Forbes