Phantom Space Corporation, founded in 2019, is a space services company that aims to revolutionize access to space by mass manufacturing launch vehicles and satellites. As a launch provider and satellite manufacturer, Phantom Space is developing the Daytona launch vehicle to deliver small satellites to LEO and offers comprehensive satellite design and construction services. They are also developing Phantom Cloud, a data backhaul service for satellites, and have partnered with companies like Ubotica Technologies and Assured Space Access for AI processing and RF communications payloads, respectively. The company aims to provide low-cost and reliable space access to a wider range of customers, including those seeking satellite constellations and data services.
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Phantom Space plans to create high-tech aerospace jobs in Tucson as part of Daytona development.
Approximately 80% of the assets acquired from Vector Launch will help accelerate development of Phantom Space’s Daytona rocket.
Chris Thompson will also maintain his role and title as Chief Technology Officer at Phantom Space.
Chris Thompson will oversee Phantom Space's mission to make space more accessible.
Chris Thompson has been named president of Phantom Space.
Launch Complex 13 has been designated as a future launch site for commercial providers Phantom Space and Vaya Space, neither of whom has successfully launched a rocket.
Assured Space and Phantom Space will jointly design, develop, launch, and operate the Phantom Cloud constellation.
The first ESPA-class commercial satellite from Phantom Space was delivered to a customer in 2022.
Phantom Space Corp. has raised about $37,000,000 to date.
The memorandum of agreement between Phantom Space and Vaya Space outlines how the two companies will work concurrently at Launch Complex 13 (LC-13) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
Phantom Space’s stated vision is to mass manufacture and launch hundreds of rockets as a 100% US-controlled and operated enterprise headquartered in Tucson, Arizona with multiple launch operations centers.
Phantom Space COO Mark Lester signed a memorandum of agreement with Vaya Space COO Rob Fabian to operate concurrently at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station’s Launch Complex 13 (LC-13).
Ursa Major is producing about 30 Hadley engines per year, each with 2,268 kg of thrust, for the U.S. Air Force and commercial customers including Phantom Space and Stratolaunch.
Phantom Space Corporation will work with Quub Inc.'s team to design and optimize launch profiles to meet Quub's mission objectives.
NASA awarded four VADR task orders to Phantom Space to launch cubesats no earlier than 2024.
Phantom Space plans to stage its first Daytona flights in 2024 with NASA CubeSats among the first payloads.
Phantom Space is designing, building, and testing the Daytona rocket at its base in Tucson.
Phantom Space has been awarded four NASA task orders to launch CubeSat satellites under NASA’s VADR contract.
Phantom Space was one of about a dozen companies selected by NASA earlier 2022 to provide launches for VADR missions.
Phantom Space purchased more than 200 rocket engines from Ursa Major Technologies, including the Hadley engine used in the hot fire test.