Starlab Space is a US-led global joint venture focused on developing a next-generation, AI-enabled commercial space station to ensure continued human presence in low-Earth orbit. As a commercial space station developer, Starlab aims to provide a seamless transition for microgravity science and research as the International Space Station retires. Key partners include Voyager Space, Airbus, Mitsubishi Corporation, MDA Space, Palantir Technologies, and Hilton. Keywords associated with Starlab Space include commercial space station, microgravity research, AI-enabled platform, and low-Earth orbit.
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Starlab Space will rely on power beamed from Pulse Space satellites.
Pulse Space customers include Starlab Space and Privateer.
Airbus is a co-owner of Starlab Space GmbH, the European subsidiary based in Bremen, Germany.
Starlab Space LLC completed its Commercial Critical Design Review with NASA in attendance on February 23, 2026.
Voyager Technologies is building the Starlab space station.
Voyager Technologies' Starlab Space Stations segment generated no revenue in the quarter.
Voyager Space and Airbus Defence and Space formed Starlab Space LLC as a joint venture in August 2023 to build and operate the station.
Starlab Space submitted 390 pages of independent analysis, research studies, data, and contracts in response to NASA's commercial space station RFI.
Starlab Space's joint venture partners include Voyager Technologies, Airbus, Mitsubishi, and MDA Space.
Voyager Technologies said that all commercial rack space on the multi-company Starlab space station has been sold out.
Starlab Space has signed a letter of intent with Portal Space Systems and Paladin Space to integrate debris removal services into future station operations.
Starlab Space signed a letter of intent to integrate the debris-removal service into future station operations.
Starlab Space is building a commercial space station.
Starlab Space is the first customer for Portal Space Systems’ and Paladin Space’s Debris Removal as a Service offering.
Starlab Space passed NASA’s Commercial Critical Design Review.
Voyager is the lead company for the Starlab Space commercial station concept seeking business from NASA after the International Space Station retires.
Voyager's 10-K filing records a $90 million contract to launch the Starlab space station on a SpaceX Starship.
Voyager Technologies holds approximately 67% of Starlab Space LLC and serves as the program’s primary integrator and managing partner.
On January 5, 2026, Seven Grand Managers made a strategic investment in Starlab Space with no dollar figure disclosed.
Seven Grand Managers entered Starlab Space’s cap table in January 2026.