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Lux Aeterna’s longer-term goal is a production vehicle capable of being reused 15 times or flying up to 15 cumulative years in orbit.
Lux Aeterna’s eventual production vehicle has a target payload capacity between 25% and 40% of vehicle mass.
Konvoy Ventures led Lux Aeterna’s $10 million seed round.
Lux Aeterna’s platform is intended to enable satellite missions as short as one day.
Lux Aeterna’s Delphi mission in early 2027 is completely booked by customers.
Decisive Point, Cubit Capital, and Wave Function Ventures provided new investment in Lux Aeterna’s seed round.
Lux Aeterna has a Space Act Agreement with NASA to collaborate on Delphi’s heat shield.
Lux Aeterna’s stated vision is to operate a fleet with tens of vehicles and tens of flights per year within three to four years, scaling to hundreds of vehicles and hundreds of flights per year thereafter.
Lux Aeterna designed and built its own retractable solar array.
Lux Aeterna announced a $10 million seed round to fund the first flight of its reusable satellite platform Delphi.
Space Capital, Dynamo Ventures, and Channel 39 Ventures participated in Lux Aeterna’s seed round.
Brian Taylor founded Lux Aeterna in 2024 after building satellites for SpaceX Starlink, Amazon Project Kuiper (now Amazon Leo), and Loft Orbital.
The partnership with Southern Launch allows Lux Aeterna to validate key elements of its reusable satellite platform.
South Australian Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science Joe Szakacs has congratulated Southern Launch and Lux Aeterna on their partnership agreement, which ensures future operations in South Australia.
The Lux Aeterna satellite platform supports defense, intelligence, and commercial missions, including technology demonstrations, hypersonic and materials testing, in-orbit servicing, and in-space manufacturing.
Under an agreement, two Lux Aeterna Delphi satellites will return to the Koonibba Test Range with Southern Launch in 2027.
Lux Aeterna, based in Denver, Colorado, USA, is developing a reusable satellite platform designed to operate in Low Earth Orbit.
Lux Aeterna is building the world’s first fleet of reusable satellites to transform the future of space operations.
Lux Aeterna plans for two Delphi units to re-enter and return to the Koonibba Test Range in 2027.
Southern Launch and Lux Aeterna have finalized a contract to conduct orbital re-entries of reusable satellite infrastructure at the Koonibba Test Range in South Australia.