Orion Space Solutions, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Arcfield, is a leader in the small satellite industry that leverages scientific and engineering expertise to develop solutions for complex space-based challenges. They design and manufacture small satellites and sensor payloads and offer testing and calibration services. Orion partners with government agencies like the U.S. Space Force and NOAA, providing services such as atmospheric density data and on-orbit refueling demonstrations. Key areas of focus include space domain awareness, Earth observation, and satellite mission planning.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded Orion Space Solutions a grant to build a dynamic, seamless one-stop platform to process, analyze, and visualize Earth observations using advanced artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded Orion Space Solutions a grant to build a one-stop platform to process, analyze, and visualize Earth observations using advanced artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
SCOUT was awarded a $44,500,000 contract for the Tetra-5 mission through the Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) in collaboration with Hera Systems and Booz Allen Hamilton and led by Orion Space Solutions.
U.S. Space Force awarded Orion Space Solutions a contract to develop three spacecraft.
The Orion Space Solutions team will build and deploy new satellites to geostationary orbit.
The Orion Space Solutions team will build and deploy new satellites to geostationary orbit (GEO).
The U.S. Space Force awarded Orion Space Solutions a contract to develop three spacecraft.
Orion Space Solutions was selected by the U.S. Space Force on 2022-08-16 to develop three small satellites for a demonstration of on-orbit services in geostationary Earth orbit.
Orion Space Solutions (formerly Astra) provided the Chip Scale Atomic Clock (CSAC) hardware necessary for CAPSTONE’s 1-way ranging experiment.
AASC’s metal plasma thrusters have been integrated in a weather satellite that Orion Space is scheduled to launch later 2022 under a U.S. Space Force contract.
The U.S. Space Force selected General Atomics and Orion Space Solutions to each develop and launch demonstration satellites to gather global weather imagery and data on cloud characteristics.
The iNRCORE team has produced and delivered products used on manned and unmanned space programs including the Orion space capsule, the International Space Station, the James Webb Space Telescope, and the Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE) NASA program.
U.S. Space Force selected General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems and Orion Space Solutions to each develop and launch demonstration satellites for weather imaging and cloud characterization.
Orion Space Solutions, previously known as Atmospheric & Space Technology Research Associates and based in Louisville, Colorado, will launch a cubesat in late 2022 for a one-year demonstration.