Orbital Astronautics

Orbital Astronautics

Defense and Space Manufacturing

Tiny satellites in large flocks

About us

Tiny satellites in large flocks

Website
http://orbastro.com
Industry
Defense and Space Manufacturing
Company size
11-50 employees
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2017

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    2,281 followers

    Five years ago, if you had said that Orbital Astronautics would currently be building a 100kg-class spacecraft aimed at deep space commercial activities, we would have chuckled at your loftiness. Yet, here we are, on the cusp of launching a mission that is set to lay the groundwork for commercial asteroid mining, pushing through the frontier together, extending humanity's reach and potential. Great milestone Dawn Aerospace and AstroForge. It is a real privilege working alongside you on this extraordinary endeavour.

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    7,433 followers

    One step closer to deep space 🚀 We’re pleased to announce a successful hot fire test of our second mission flight propulsion system. With the help of our partners Dawn Aerospace and Orbital Astronautics, the mission will fly to deep space to gain critical information about our target asteroid. Thank you, Alex Knapp for helping us share this milestone. Check out his Forbes article for more details on this milestone towards mining an asteroid. #space #asteroidmining https://lnkd.in/gDHMiczb

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    We have developed high-gain X-band and Ka-band reflectarray antennas for use on the OrbAstro ORB-6 class satellites (~10kg) and larger. These antennas mirror the effectiveness of dish antennas in a lighter, flatter design. They also offer wider bandwidth and greater efficiency than patch antenna arrays. Coupled to our Ultrascale+ based SDRs, these RF systems are compelling. They will be operational in orbit from October onwards. The example shown is our 29.3dBi X-band variant associated with our ORB-50 class satellites (~100kg), scheduled for launch in November.

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    2,281 followers

    Our first 12U-class satellite has been despatched for launch next month via an ISRO PSLV, our 4th satellite launch of 2023! The long-awaited ORB-12 STRIDER mission will be demonstrating a compelling multi-modal attitude and orbit control system (AOCS) developed through a collaboration between Aliena Pte Ltd and Aurora Propulsion Technologies. Sharing a common back-end architecture for the propellant, electronic control, and fluidics, the propulsion segment will be comprised of Aliena’s MUlti-Staged Ignition Compact (MUSIC) Hall thruster, and Aurora’s ARM resistojets.

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