Author: Harrison Lambert
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NewOrbit is Opening VLEO for Business with Flight Booking
NewOrbit has booked the first flight of a commercial VLEO satellite for 2028 Space technically starts at 100km, but nothing in space operates below the ISS at 400km. That’s a lot of…
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Zenno Leverages Superconductors to Revolutionize Space
With TRL9 from their second flight, Zenno is ready to reshape how spacecraft handle everything from controls to radiation shielding If magnets seem like magic, then superconductors seem like super-magic. The super-wizards…
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Space Capital is Here to Solve Problems with Space
Space Capital has been investing in space for over a decade, and they plan to shape it for decades to come 2026 has been a massive year for space investments, $6.6B in…
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Peregrine Space Harnesses Light in the Darkness of Space
Peregrine’s light terminals provide communication, spatial mapping, and so much more without the traditional drawbacks Television may have killed the radio star, but light is the one killing radio. Traditionally radios have…
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EraDrive Drives Space Toward an Autonomous Future
EraDrive is providing software and hardware to spacecraft to enable autonomous operations for collision avoidance, RPO, and more Spacecraft move at breakneck speeds, kilometers per second, several times faster than a bullet.…
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Seeing the Future with Diffraqtion
Diffraqtion can use their quantum cameras to see better than classical optics and faster than traditional computers can keep up with Kodak dominated the camera industry for decades with film photography, a…
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Juno Propulsion Propels Space Mobility to Higher Speeds
Juno Propulsion provides a plug-and-play rotating detonation combustion thruster for higher speeds and fuel efficiency in space Rockets are easy, burn fuel, go up. But anyone that works on them knows that…
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Quindar Provides Automation Platform for Dynamic Space Missions
Quindar won part of a $3.2B Golden Dome contract because of their speed, agility, and commercial heritage Space has been a slow moving industry, operating on years-long timelines to reduce risk to…
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The Starman that Lassoed the Moon with Lasers
Azora Space received a laser signal from Orion as it circled the moon 240,000 miles away using their mobile laser ground terminal On April 1, 2026 Artemis II launched astronauts back to…
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