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Axiom Space’s Project Astronaut aims to collect evidence on how the body reacts to complex operational conditions.
Axiom Space’s Project Astronaut studies how the human body adapts to extreme environments.
Axiom Space’s Project Astronaut examines physiological and psychological responses to preflight training stress and microgravity.
Axiom Space is developing commercial infrastructure in low Earth orbit.
Axiom Space awarded Redwire a contract for ROSA solar array wings for Axiom Space’s first station module.
Axiom Space enabled Hungary's first astronaut mission, Ax-4, aboard the International Space Station.
Ax-4 is part of Axiom Space’s commercial human spaceflight missions to the International Space Station.
Aetherflux, Axiom Space, Kepler Communications, Planet Sophia Space, and Starcloud are working with Nvidia on space missions.
Axiom Station is a commercial space station designed to operate in low Earth orbit.
Axiom Space engineers test designs, reduce costs, optimize mass and power, and prepare station modules for assembly and launch.
Axiom Space is using Nvidia technology for in-space computing applications.
Axiom Space has built a full-scale wooden mock-up of the Habitation Module, Hab1.
Axiom Space works with former NASA astronauts Peggy Whitson, Koichi Wakata, Mike López-Alegría, and Dan Burbank on Axiom Station design.
Axiom Space is developing Axiom Station to support future space research, manufacturing, and human exploration.
Kepler Communications has an ongoing partnership with Axiom Space to operationalize large-scale data processing for the first commercial modules of the Axiom Station.
Axiom Space is headquartered in Houston, Texas.
By the time Axiom Mission 5 was signed in January 2026, Axiom had accumulated a track record spanning 14 private and government astronauts and more than 160 science and research activities.
Axiom’s cumulative financing is approximately $2.55 billion.
Axiom Mission 4 splashed down off the California coast in July 2025 after 18 days aboard the station.
Axiom closed a $350 million hybrid financing round co-led by Qatar Investment Authority and Type One Ventures on the same day NASA awarded Vast Space its first Private Astronaut Mission.