Vast Space is a private American aerospace company established in 2021, with headquarters in Long Beach, California. It focuses on developing artificial gravity space stations, with the goal of enabling long-term human habitation in space. Vast is currently developing Haven-1, a commercial space station scheduled to launch in 2025 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, and Haven-2, a proposed successor to the International Space Station (ISS). Key partners include SpaceX, and they are targeting customers such as NASA, commercial researchers, and private astronauts.
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Vast selected TRL11 to build onboard video solutions for its Haven-1 space station.
Haven-1 is a space station developed by Vast.
Vast selected TRL11 Inc. to build the onboard video solutions for the Haven-1 space station.
Xtend Solutions aims to offer robust internet connectivity to vast geographies with unreliable or no service.
Round-trip communication to the moon takes 2.56 seconds due to the vast distance from Earth.
Peter Russell-Clarke will work with Vast to build out an Industrial Design team and provide insights across all aspects of Industrial Design at the company.
UP42 customers will be able to access GLOBHE’s vast library of drone data from over 100 countries.
Vast's Haven-1 station is a proof point that it can build an actual commercial space station.
Vast is working on a single-module commercial station called Haven-1, intended to support short-duration visits.
The HEXAGON satellite was tasked with photographing vast areas below it while traveling in a polar orbit to provide intelligence on the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
Launcher halted plans to develop its own launch vehicle after being acquired by Vast.
The CALIPSO project will refine and document its vast catalogue of data products over the next two years.
Vast received a CCSC-2 agreement with NASA interest in the company’s plans to demonstrate artificial gravity by spinning its modules.
Vast signed an agreement with Impulse Space to use that company’s thrusters on the Haven-1 spacecraft.
Vast sought someone with direct human spaceflight experience to assist development of the Haven-1 station.
Vast plans to develop a single-module station called Haven-1 as a precursor for future larger space stations, a plan announced in May.
Vast is working with SpaceX to launch Haven-1 and to use Crew Dragon spacecraft to transport astronauts to the station.
AHTI's multi-modal connectivity package can handle vast quantities of data generated by the vessel.
Vast’s Orbiter SN03 mission launched on SpaceX’s Transporter-8 flight on 2023-06-12.
Launcher was acquired by Vast Space between the Transporter-6 and Transporter-8 Orbiter missions.