Mercury Systems is a technology company serving the aerospace and defense industries, acting as a manufacturer of open architecture computer hardware and software. They provide secure embedded processing modules, avionics mission computers, rugged servers, and trusted microelectronics for space applications. Mercury Systems has over 40 years of experience developing innovative, space-qualified products, including RF and microwave components, and solid-state data recorders, partnering with organizations like NASA and BlueHalo (for U.S. Space Force programs). Their products are utilized in satellite communications, launch vehicles, and programs like the Mars Rovers and EMIT.
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Launch Complex 14 was the launch site of NASA’s Mercury-Atlas 6 flight in 1962.
Launch Complex 14 was the launch site of NASA’s Mercury-Atlas 6 flight in 1962.
Maverick Space Systems offers a 12U CubeSat dispenser named Mercury-12 that is lightweight and designed to meet NASA GEVS qualification levels.
Maverick Space Systems offers a 3U CubeSat dispenser named Mercury-3 that is lightweight and designed to meet NASA GEVS qualification levels.
Maverick Space Systems offers a 6U CubeSat dispenser named Mercury-6 that is lightweight and designed to meet NASA GEVS qualification levels.
At the moment of close approach, BepiColombo will have a velocity of 5.4 km/s with respect to Mercury and the flyby will reduce the spacecraft’s heliocentric velocity magnitude by 800 m/s.
Viasat debuted its Mercury Free Space Optical Communications terminal during the U.S. Special Operations Command Technical Experimentation event on 2023-03-21 in Avon Park, Florida.
The Viasat Mercury solution was designed to support terrestrial expeditionary applications, including Special Operations Command use cases.
John Glenn launched from Launch Complex 14 on 1962-02-20 on the Mercury-Atlas 6 mission and became the first American to orbit Earth.
John Glenn launched on Mercury-Atlas 6 from SLC-14 in February 1962, becoming the first American to orbit the Earth.
John Glenn became the first American to orbit Earth on 1962-02-20, launching from Launch Complex 14 on the Mercury-Atlas 6 mission.
A Northrop Grumman SSIRU was on board NASA’s MESSENGER mission that launched in 2004 to fly by and photograph Mercury and later fly around Venus in 2006.
Mercury Systems’ 8GB DDR4 components offer 75% space savings compared to alternative memory options.
Mercury’s 8GB DDR4 memory components offer 75% space savings compared to alternative memory options.
Mercury’s 8GB DDR4 memory components use a 13 x 20 x ≤0.002 m form factor.
Mercury’s 8GB DDR4 memory components have an operating temperature range of -55 to +125°C.
Mercury’s 8GB DDR4 memory components provide data transfer speeds up to 2,666 Mb/s.
Mercury’s 8GB DDR4 memory components use a 13 x 20 x ≤0.002 m form factor.
Mercury’s 8GB DDR4 memory components provide up to 75% space savings compared to alternative memory options.
Mercury’s 8GB DDR4 memory components support data transfer speeds up to 2,666 Mb/s.