Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is a federally funded research and development center that contributes to the space industry through the development of advanced technologies and payloads. LLNL's space program focuses on areas like space domain awareness, developing compact telescopes, and advancing optical systems for satellites. They partner with organizations like the U.S. Space Force and NASA, providing optical payloads and expertise for various missions, including those focused on threat detection and rapid satellite deployment. LLNL's key capabilities include monolithic telescope technology, space hardware, and expertise in data science and astrophysics.
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Peter McGill of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is a coauthor of the study.
An NVIDIA Jetson module was embedded on high-resolution Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory telescopes and delivered to Firefly’s spacecraft facility for integration on Elytra.
Aalyria was founded in 2021 by CEO Chris Taylor, CTO Brian Barritt, and others through the acquisition of two inventions developed with over a decade of research from Google and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Pandora is a NASA Science Mission Directorate program led by NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center and managed by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory worked with Corning on the manufacture and development of the mission's telescope.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is responsible for project management and engineering for Pandora.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists have developed an open-source dataset and software package mapping 1,000,000 cis-lunar orbits.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Virgin Galactic are collaborating to assess the potential for utilizing LLNL sensor systems aboard Virgin Galactic launch vehicles.
On 2024-05-08, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s space imaging payload was selected for a U.S. Space Force mission to test military capabilities to rapidly deploy satellites in response to threats in orbit.
Hernández graduated from college and worked as an engineer at Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
NASA’s Pandora mission, projected to launch in 2024 or 2025, uses a Saturn-class microsat and was designed by NASA and the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to study the atmospheres of exoplanets.
The Colorado Springs TAP Lab is partnering with MITRE, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Aerospace, and the Supra Coder program to provide foundational services and data and code sharing solutions.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Terran Orbital developed the MonoTele technology under a four-year, $6,000,000 cooperative research and development agreement to advance compact satellites for commercial applications.
Alex Pertica spent 36 years at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Alex Pertica worked with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s Laser Program creating laser materials for inertial confinement fusion.
Alex Pertica spent 36 years at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL).
Tyvak-0130 carries an advanced optical telescope system called GEOStare2 developed in collaboration with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Tyvak and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are working under a four-year, $6,000,000 cooperative research and development agreement to mount LLNL’s Monolithic Telescope (MonoTele) technology on small satellites.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has developed mini-telescopes that range in size from one inch to 0.356 m.