GeoJump is a space launch and financing services provider aiming to revolutionize access to geosynchronous orbit (GEO) and beyond for small satellites. They utilize orbital transfer vehicles (OTVs) employing lunar flyby maneuvers to deliver payloads to orbit. GeoJump also offers space financing solutions for smallsats and hosted payloads going to GEO and beyond, and has partnered with Spaceflight, Inc.
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Spaceflight signed multiple new customers for rideshare and launch services in 2021, including GeoJump, Portland State Aerospace Society, SPiN, Spacemanic, University of Toronto Aerospace Team, and Xona Space Systems.
Orbit Fab is the only announced customer for the IM-2 mission and its ride was arranged through the smallsat rideshare company GeoJump.
Spaceflight Inc. signed new launch agreements with Astrocast, Canon Electronics, Capella Space, GeoJump, HawkEye 360, Orbit Fab, Loft Orbital, NASA, NearSpace Launch Inc. / Inter-Modal Holding LLC, Portland State Aerospace Society, Space Products and Innovation (SPiN), Spacemanic, University of Toronto Aerospace Team, Xona Space Systems, and several undisclosed U.S. government organizations.
Spaceflight has signed new launch agreements with Astrocast, Canon Electronics, Capella Space, GeoJump, HawkEye 360, Orbit Fab, Loft Orbital, NASA, NearSpace Launch Inc., Inter-Modal Holding LLC, Portland State Aerospace Society, Space Products and Innovation (SPiN), Spacemanic, University of Toronto Aerospace Team, Xona Space Systems, and several undisclosed U.S. government organizations.
Spaceflight will utilize a lunar flyby with its propulsive transfer vehicle Sherpa EScape (Sherpa-ES) to deliver a payload from GeoJump that will contain an Orbit Fab in-space fueling payload.