I was wondering why the growth of the space sector feels so sharp, while rocket launch numbers do not look that dramatic. Then it clicked: we usually follow launches, but often miss how many payloads are carried on each one. The real acceleration is not just about more rockets, but about many more objects reaching orbit per mission. *Source: Our World in Data, “Annual number of objects launched into space.”

ARISS has already demonstrated successful partnerships in commercial space via Fram2 and Axiom Space missions. Our goal is to ensure amateur radio remains an important part of human spaceflight beyond the International Space Station and its planned retirement in the 2030s.

feel invited to join my colleague Christian Heßmann, who explains how satellites travel to orbit and reach their position in space. It's part of our “Mission Simple” series, which explains space-related topics in an easy-to-understand way

Karel Bachand breaks down why we spent six years developing Monolith - a next-generation EVA/IVA tool watch, engineered for modern spaceflight.

TakeMe2Space Battery Completes First Orbital Flight TakeMe2Space’s PowerBank‑50 satellite battery has successfully completed its first spaceflight aboard Skyroot’s Vikram‑1, powering a Cosmoserve Space payload at 450 km orbit. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gwMqZrjf #voicendata #TakeMe2Space #Skyroot #SpaceTech

Max Space was recently selected for NASA ACO funding to advance testing of our expandable habitat technology for future human lunar surface applications. The next milestone would not just returning to the Moon, it will building the infrastructure to stay: expandable habitats, lunar permanence, space infrastructure at scale, and more ...

Max Space is developing an inflatable space station called Thunderbird. It will launch on a Falcon 9 and expand in orbit to create a larger living and working area. Designed for four astronauts, it aims to offer more space and comfort, with a planned launch around 2029.

We might be onto something🔥🔥🔥 The same technology used to identify planets and the composing their atmospheres is being used to find space debris in Geostationary Orbit. This means a different perspective of viewing space debris instead of using regular telescopes. We can also use more legacy systems because radio telescopes rely on radio itself… Nothing new.. Learn more here 👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/g8e5Teym

The redundancy built into every stage of this process is what gives you confidence in a satellite designed to deliver in excess of 1Tbps from 22,000 miles above Earth. Learn more about a satellite's pre-launch operations 👇

🚀 Commercial space stations are shaping the next era of human spaceflight. Starlab is advancing its commercial space station program to provide a next-generation orbital platform for research, technology development, and commercial activities. The station is designed to support a sustained human presence in low Earth orbit beyond the International Space Station. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eDujD8CP #commercialspace #spacestation #leo #microgravity #space