Quantum Space, founded in 2022, is a space infrastructure company focused on developing spacecraft for geosynchronous and cislunar operations. Their Ranger spacecraft are designed for extended life, in-space mobility, on-orbit servicing, and data collection, particularly space domain awareness. Quantum Space aims to establish a "space superhighway" by providing infrastructure for travel and operations in deep space. Key partners include GEOST, Blue Canyon Technologies, and Beyond Gravity, and they have received investment from Sporos Capital Partners.
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Quantum Space designed its Ranger platform as a maneuverable spacecraft for defense customers and commercial operators.
Quantum Space has focused research and development on designing, testing, and qualifying the Ranger fleet over the last three years.
Quantum Space is developing Ranger 2000, an upgraded spacecraft with larger solar arrays and a payload capacity of 2,000 kg.
Quantum Space plans to launch its Ranger Prime vehicle to orbit in June.
Quantum Space hired Missile Defense Agency vet Richard Matlock to enhance its defense potential.
Quantum Space completed a Manufacturing Readiness Review (MRR) for its upcoming Ranger Prime mission scheduled for launch in June 2026 from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Quantum Space has the production capacity to produce tens of Ranger 2000 spacecraft per year.
Quantum Space’s acquisition strengthens its ability to deliver highly maneuverable, persistent, and cost-efficient platforms for national security, civil, and commercial customers.
Quantum Space acquired a technology that allows a single system to operate in both high-thrust chemical and high-efficiency electric modes from Phase Four.
The acquisition by Quantum Space includes a state-of-the-art integration and test facility located in Los Angeles.
Quantum Space’s platforms enable missions from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to Geostationary Orbit (GEO) and cislunar space.
Acquiring Phase Four’s multi-mode propulsion assets marks a major inflection point for Quantum Space.
The facility will accelerate the development of Quantum Space’s propulsion technologies and Ranger fleet.
Quantum Space acquired Phase Four's technology that operates in both chemical and electric modes.
Partnership with Quantum Space ensures that Phase Four's technology scales for important missions.
The acquisition strengthens Quantum Space's ability to deliver highly maneuverable, persistent, and cost-efficient platforms.
Quantum Space's added agility supports faster response times and more versatile mission profiles.
Quantum Space's new capabilities position the company to help customers address emerging threats.
Quantum Space has acquired Phase Four’s multi-mode propulsion assets.
The acquisition strengthens Quantum Space’s ability to deliver high-performance space systems.