The Transporter-17 integrated stack is scheduled to launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 from Space Launch Complex 4E at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

The SEOPS Transporter-17 spacecraft range from 3U CubeSats to 16U micro-satellite configurations.

SEOPS secured two private, dedicated Falcon 9 launch service agreements with SpaceX.

The Transporter-17 launch window is set to open on July 7, 2026.

SEOPS completed the final physical processing and hardware integration of 10 customer spacecraft for SpaceX’s Transporter-17 dedicated small satellite rideshare mission.

The SEOPS spacecraft on Transporter-17 include commercial, scientific, academic, and military payloads sourced from hardware teams in France, India, the Netherlands, Spain, and the United States.

SEOPS managed launch manifest capacity procurement, physical transport handling, regulatory licensing alignment, and cleanroom deployment verification checks for its Transporter-17 customer block.

Darkstar-1 is a dedicated rideshare vehicle targeted for early 2029 and destined for Geostationary Transfer Orbit.

Orbital Composites is investing in manufacturing capacity, program qualification, and autonomous production systems.

Orbital Composites combines robotics, advanced materials, and physical AI to automate production of components for extreme environment materials.

Orbital Composites is working to eliminate supply constraints on solid rocket motors.

The SpaceWERX TACFI program is structured to accelerate transition of small-business technology into operational use.

Orbital Composites' extreme environment materials include parts used in rocket nozzles, heat shields, hypersonic vehicle structures, jet engine hot sections, and nuclear reactors.

The contract funds continued development of Orbital Composites' robotic additive manufacturing platform for extreme environment materials.

The SpaceWERX TACFI program is run through AFWERX and the Air Force Research Laboratory.

Orbital Composites is working with defense prime contractors, U.S. government program offices, and commercial space and energy providers to scale qualification and production.

SpaceWERX awarded Orbital Composites a $1.9 million Tactical Funding Increase contract.

Orbital Composites will develop robotic additive manufacturing technology for components engineered to withstand temperatures exceeding 3,000 degrees Celsius under the SpaceWERX contract.

Eclipse Space is launching with a strategic acquisition of the engineering team behind Rendered.ai’s Agent Studio.

Eclipse Space is backed by Space Capital, Tectonic Ventures, and Ubiquity Ventures.

Eclipse Space is building purpose-built tools for spacecraft design rather than using generic AI models.

Eclipse Space operates as a fabless company that owns the architecture, design, and software stack while relying on manufacturing and integration partners across North America, Europe, and Asia.

Eclipse Space delivers turnkey constellation infrastructure including satellites, payloads, ground segment, launch, and operations.

Eclipse Space has an exclusive license to develop Rendered.ai’s Agent Studio platform and an option to acquire its underlying technology.

Eclipse Space is a satellite infrastructure company founded by engineers who built and scaled Starlink.

Eclipse Space is combining the acquired AI engineering team with its satellite, electrical, mechanical, and RF engineers to build tools for designing, customizing, and optimizing large-scale space systems.

Eclipse Space has active engagement with nation-state customers across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Eclipse Space expects its first hardware deliveries later this year.

Eclipse Space’s demonstration satellite is targeted for launch in 2027.

Eclipse Space replicates its fabless model regionally for nation-state customers by standing up in-country production lines with local manufacturing partners.

Eclipse Space says its fabless model supports a minimum production rate of five satellites per day.

Eclipse Space has active engagement with commercial customers in telecom, connectivity, and satellite services.

Eshail-3/Türksat-Biruni is intended to let Es’hailSat maintain advanced communications services throughout the satellite’s operational life.

Thales Alenia Space’s contract with Es’hailSat includes integration of hosted payloads for commercial or government needs.

Space Inspire is a highly flexible software-defined platform.

Thales Alenia Space will serve as prime contractor for Eshail-3/Türksat-Biruni and handle its design, manufacturing, testing, ground delivery, ground segment, and associated services.

Thales Alenia Space is a joint venture between Thales and Leonardo.

The satellite will be named Eshail-3/Türksat-Biruni.

Eshail-3/Türksat-Biruni will provide high-speed broadband connectivity across Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East.

Eshail-3/Türksat-Biruni will be operated in collaboration with Turkish satellite operator Türksat.

Thales Alenia Space has signed an agreement with Es’hailSat to develop a next-generation software-defined satellite based on its Space Inspire platform.

Space Inspire can instantly reconfigure a satellite’s in-orbit capacity to match broadband demand.

Ling Hangzhe is a cable recovery barge.

The Atlas V rocket is carrying 29 broadband spacecraft for the Amazon Leo constellation.

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 551 mission is the final launch of the Atlas V 551 configuration.

ULA’s Roll & Preps Crew has begun transporting an Atlas V rocket from the Vertical Integration Facility to Space Launch Complex 41 for an Amazon satellite-delivery mission.

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 551 mission is the final Amazon Leo launch on Atlas V.

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 551 mission is the final launch of the Single Engine Centaur.

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 551 mission is the final Atlas V launch to carry satellites.

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 551 mission is the final Atlas V launch with a 5-meter fairing.