Starburst is a global aerospace accelerator that connects startups with corporations, investors, and governments. Functioning as an innovation catalyst, Starburst provides startups with access to corporate stakeholders to help them scale their businesses and secure funding. They operate globally with offices in locations such as Los Angeles, Paris, Munich, Singapore, and Tel Aviv. Starburst also offers strategy consulting and venture investment services to help aerospace and defense stakeholders innovate. Key focus areas include aerospace, aviation, and defense.
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The Bothell manufacturing facility will support up to 12 Supernova spacecraft and 16 Starburst spacecraft once it is at full capacity.
Portal Space Systems is working to fly its Starburst spacecraft on Transporter-18 in Q4.
Portal Space Systems plans to launch its first Starburst spacecraft on SpaceX’s Transporter-18 mission in the fourth quarter of this year.
Portal Space Systems’ Supernova and Starburst spacecraft are intended to help payloads from rideshare launches reach specific orbits and enable end-of-mission deorbiting.
Portal Space Systems is developing the Starburst ESPA-class rapid-maneuverability spacecraft.
Portal Space Systems is developing the Mini-Nova and Starburst spacecraft for in-space mobility missions.
Portal Space Systems’ Debris Removal as a Service offering will use Portal’s Starburst spacecraft and Paladin Space’s Triton payload.
Portal Space Systems’ Starburst spacecraft will serve as the operational platform for Debris Removal as a Service.
Portal Space Systems’ Starburst spacecraft will maneuver through space to locate pieces of orbital debris.
Sirius Space Services partnered with US-based consulting and venture-investment firm Starburst for its study.
Portal Space Systems’ Starburst and Supernova vehicles are designed to operate across and between multiple orbital regimes, enabling responsive mobility for a range of missions.
Portal Space Systems incorporated Atomic-6’s Space Armor tiles into its Starburst-1 mission to expand sustained maneuverability and longer operational time on orbit for customers.
The goal of Atomic-6's Space Armor tile system is to protect Portal Space Systems’ Starburst-1 satellite.
Starburst features bidirectional payouts so wins can be calculated from left to right and from right to left.
The 2026 Starburst-1 mission will demonstrate the Starburst product while validating key systems for Supernova.
Starburst will be available for customer missions in 2027.
Zenno will demonstrate superconducting magnet technology for fuel-free control authority and precision interactions during close operations with Starburst-1.
The Starburst-1 mission will demonstrate rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO), rapid re-tasking, and rapid orbital change for national security and commercial use cases.
Zenno's payload will utilize the world’s most powerful magnetic actuator ever built and flown to space for the Starburst-1 mission.
Portal Space Systems has introduced Starburst, an ESPA-class rapid-maneuverability spacecraft.