Exolaunch is a German-American company that provides launch services, mission management, and deployment solutions for small satellites. As a launch integrator, Exolaunch works with major launch providers like SpaceX and ESA to offer rideshare launch opportunities. They also manufacture their own separation systems (CarboNIX, EXOpod) and are developing orbital transfer vehicles. Exolaunch serves NewSpace companies, research institutions, government organizations, and space agencies, enabling the deployment of smallsats for various applications.
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Exolaunch will provide Spire with deployment and integration services for the Transporter-5 mission.
Exolaunch will provide Spire with deployment and integration services for the Transporter-5 mission.
ICEYE US launched its first-ever satellite earlier 2022-04 on a mission that included SpaceX and Exolaunch as launch providers.
EXOLaunch will deliver Foresail-1 to its designated rocket.
For each Falcon 9 launch procured through the Multi-Launch Agreement, Exolaunch provides turnkey rideshare mission management, satellite integration, environmental testing, and deployment services.
Exolaunch’s Multi-Launch Agreement with SpaceX was first signed in 2020 and was extended at the end of 2021.
Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI) awarded a contract to Exolaunch to launch the ARCSAT satellite aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9.
Exolaunch is a global launch integrator operating under a Multi-Launch Agreement with SpaceX.
Exolaunch is a German- and US-based launch integrator operating under a Multi-Launch Agreement with SpaceX.
Plan-S Satellite and Space Technologies signed agreements with Exolaunch to launch three IoT technology demonstration satellites onboard SpaceX Falcon 9 rockets.
The first Spire satellites deployed under the MLA are manifested on SpaceX’s Transporter missions 2022 under Exolaunch’s long-term launch arrangements with SpaceX.
Spire Global has worked with Exolaunch since 2015 and continues the long-term partnership in an MLA format.
The first Spire satellites deployed under the MLA are manifested on SpaceX Transporter missions 2022 under Exolaunch’s long-term launch arrangements with SpaceX.
Exolaunch used its EXOpod deployer, which has a heritage of 139 deployed cubesats.
Exolaunch is manifesting a series of Falcon 9 rideshare launches under a Multi-Launch Agreement first signed with SpaceX in 2020 and extended at the end of 2021.
For every Falcon 9 launch procured through the Multi-Launch Agreement with SpaceX, Exolaunch provides end-to-end rideshare mission management, satellite integration, and deployment services.
Companies providing satellites on Exolaunch’s Transporter-3 mission were based in the USA, Finland, Great Britain, France, Lithuania, Spain, Scotland, Singapore, Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Israel, Nepal, the Netherlands, Norway, Turkey, and the UAE.
Exolaunch launched 59 satellites weighing nearly 1,500 kg on SpaceX’s first two dedicated Transporter rideshare missions in 2021.
Exolaunch used its CarboNIX next-generation shock-free separation system, which has successfully 2021-09-24 microsatellites to date.
Starting next year, the entry of the Reliant orbital transfer vehicle into the space tug market will enable Exolaunch to deploy satellite constellations to custom orbits by adjusting altitude, inclination, LTAN, and performing orbital phasing.