mu Space is a Southeast Asian aerospace manufacturer and internet service provider, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. It focuses on small satellite systems, satellite components, and satellite internet service, operating a vertically integrated approach by designing, building, and testing its products in-house. The company has partnered with organizations like ispace, RBC Signals, Telehouse Thailand, Ericsson and GISTDA, and has conducted payload missions with Blue Origin. mu Space aims to establish a lunar presence by 2028 and develop space technologies for the region.
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Relativity will launch mu Space’s unnamed satellite as a primary, dedicated payload to low Earth orbit on its Terran 1 rocket in 2022.
mu Space’s LEO satellite will be the primary, dedicated payload on Relativity’s Terran 1 rocket, launching in 2022.
Mu Space has not yet announced a manufacturer for its planned geostationary high-throughput communications satellite.
Thai startup Mu Space issued a request for proposals last June for a satellite it hopes to launch in 2021.
mu Space plans to launch a currently unordered satellite in 2021.
mu Space, a Thai company that ordered a launch of Blue Origin’s New Glenn orbital rocket in 2017, included a package with several experiments from universities and organizations in Thailand on this New Shepard flight.
mu Space is seeking bids for a geostationary high-throughput satellite covering the Asia Pacific.
mu Space has access to C- and Ku-band spectrum at the 50.5 degrees east orbital slot through a contract with SES for 15 years with an option to extend for another 15 years.
mu Space released a request for proposal on 2018-06-25 for construction of the satellite it will launch in 2021 on Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket.
mu Space is budgeting $100,000,000 to $150,000,000 for the satellite.