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 is creating QuantumNet, a modern high-speed connectivity network intended to deliver always-on, fast connectivity in deep space including GEO, cislunar space, and the far side of the Moon.
Quantum Space develops missions for geostationary Earth orbit (GEO) and cislunar space where independence from ground communications is more challenging.
The flight model of the cOBC will be delivered to Quantum Space in mid-2024.
Beyond Gravity will provide its constellation On Board Computer (cOBC) to Quantum Space’s inaugural Ranger multi-purpose vehicle flight to geostationary and cislunar orbits.
Quantum Space is developing missions for geostationary Earth orbit (GEO) and cislunar space where independence from ground communications becomes more challenging.
Quantum Space’s Ranger multi-purpose vehicle will take payloads to geostationary Earth orbit and cislunar orbits.
The flight model of the cOBC will be delivered to Quantum Space in mid-2024.
Quantum Space’s Ranger multi-purpose vehicle will take payloads to geostationary Earth orbit (GEO) and cislunar orbits.
Quantum Space views missions to GEO and cislunar space as increasing the challenge of independence from ground communications and requiring robust, dependable avionics.
Quantum Space enables space transportation and infrastructure in geostationary orbit (GEO) and cislunar space.
Quantum Space will deliver payloads and hosted assets direct-to-GEO and cislunar orbits from its Ranger multi-purpose vehicle.
Quantum Space is developing a transfer vehicle called Ranger to deliver payloads to geostationary orbit and cislunar space.
Ranger will deploy Quantum Space’s Scout vehicles, which are key elements of the company’s QuantumNet fleet for providing data products and services throughout cislunar space.
Quantum Space’s QS-1 spacecraft is carrying a space situational awareness payload provided by GEOST that is nearing its critical design review.
Work on both Scout and Ranger is supported by a $15,000,000 Series A round Quantum Space raised in December.
Quantum Space’s Ranger multi-operations vehicle is a modular orbital transfer vehicle designed to host and precisely deliver payloads directly to GEO, cislunar space, and beyond.
Quantum Space plans a first mission to cislunar space and intends to release additional mission details and partners ahead of that mission.
Quantum Space developed the Ranger multi-operations vehicle (MOV), a modular orbital transfer vehicle designed to host and precisely deliver payloads directly to Geostationary orbit, cislunar space, and beyond.
Ranger will deploy Quantum Space’s Scout vehicles, which are key to development of the company’s QuantumNet fleet aimed at providing data products and services throughout cislunar space.
Thales Alenia Space has signed a contract with the European Space Agency to lead the TeQuantS project for developing quantum space-to-Earth communications technologies.