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 test the nine-engine first stage at its Tucson test facility.
Phantom Space plans additional stage testing in 2023 at its Tucson-based test facility that is currently under development.
Phantom Space Corporation completed a 60-second stage hot fire test at Spaceport America in New Mexico.
Phantom Space Corporation has an agreement to purchase more than 200 rocket engines from Ursa Major.
Phantom Space will use 5,000-lbf Hadley and 50,000-lbf Ripley engines in launch configurations optimized for cost, performance, time-to-market, and reliability.
The larger Phantom Space Laguna rocket, set for 2025, will be powered by a combination of Ripley and Hadley engines.
Under the agreement, Ursa Major will supply numerous Ripley engines for planned upgrades to Phantom Space’s Daytona vehicle.
Phantom Space is designing, building, and launching a 72-satellite constellation to support IoT applications for Ingenu Inc.
Phantom Space plans to use Ursa Major Hadley engines to enable the Daytona rocket’s orbital launch in 2023.
The majority of the AFNIO™ satellites are expected to launch on Phantom Space’s Daytona launch vehicle, which is set for first launch in 2023.
Phantom Space Corporation signed an agreement with Ingenu to produce, manufacture, and launch a 72-satellite constellation called AFNIO™ that will host Ingenu’s RPMA® IIoT payloads.
Phantom Space Corporation aims to mass manufacture rockets and satellites and to launch hundreds of rockets per year.
Phantom Space Corporation will develop the spacecraft buses, perform system integration, and launch all 72 AFNIO™ spacecraft.
Phantom Space Corporation is headquartered in Tucson, Arizona and is a 100% U.S.-controlled and operated enterprise.
Phantom Space will be responsible for developing the spacecraft buses, system integration, and launch of all 72 AFNIO™ spacecraft.
The majority of the AFNIO™ satellites are expected to launch on Phantom Space’s Daytona launch vehicle, which is set to first launch in 2023.