Google's involvement in the space industry primarily revolves around its Google Public Sector division, which collaborates with organizations like The Aerospace Corporation and NASA, providing cutting-edge AI and machine learning tools, cloud computing services (like Vertex AI), and high-performance computing to advance space-related projects, including space weather forecasting and air quality monitoring. Google's technologies are also used in research projects related to aeronautics. Key partners include NASA, The Aerospace Corporation, and the U.S. Space Force.
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Google estimates that solar panels in the targeted sun-synchronous orbit can be up to eight times more productive than on Earth.
The immediate integration of xAI’s Grok and Google’s Gemini into military networks was announced during the Starbase visit.
ispace was formed from the failed Google Lunar X Prize with the intent of successfully landing on the Moon.
NASA is investigating the transfer and storage of large volumes of science datasets in collaboration with Google.
NASA has executed legal agreements with private companies like AWS, Google, and Microsoft to advance Earth Science data management.
Rogers launched an initial roll-out of its Rogers Satellite 'satellite-to-mobile' service and included five apps at launch: WhatsApp, Google Maps, AccuWeather, X, and CalTopo.
AST SpaceMobile has strategic partnerships with AT&T, Verizon, Vodafone, Rakuten, Google, American Tower, Bell, and stc Group.
Strategic partners of AST SpaceMobile include AT&T, Verizon, Vodafone, Rakuten, Google, American Tower, Bell, and stc Group.
The integration of xAI’s Grok occurred less than three weeks after the platform went live with Google’s Gemini.
Google Earth imagery from September 27, 2025 shows progress on the Galactic Energy launch site in JSLC.
Google announced a partnership with Planet to fly AI processors on a Planet satellite for testing orbital data centers.
The apps included in Rogers Satellite service are WhatsApp, Google Maps, AccuWeather, X, and CalTopo.
On November 4, 2025, Google announced Project Suncatcher, a proposal to place an 81-satellite constellation in low Earth orbit.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced that Google will test machine learning hardware in orbit through its Project Suncatcher initiative.
Google estimates that uninterrupted solar energy and radiation cooling could make certain workloads viable in space within a decade.
AST SpaceMobile is collaborating with U.S. telecommunications providers AT&T and Verizon, as well as American Tower and Google, to develop a satellite network for direct connectivity.
AST SpaceMobile collaborates with AT&T, Verizon, American Tower, and Google to build a global satellite network for direct-to-smartphone cellular connectivity.
Orange's satellite SMS service, called 'Message Satellite,' is initially offered to Google Pixel 9 or 10 smartphone owners on an exclusive basis.
'Message Satellite' is initially available only for Google Pixel 9 and 10 smartphones.
Skylo is currently providing direct-to-device service for both Google Pixel smartphones and Verizon customers with compatible devices.