The Libre Space Foundation (LSF) is a non-profit organization founded in 2015, dedicated to promoting open-source technologies and knowledge within the space industry. LSF designs and delivers space-related projects, including ground station equipment (SatNOGS), satellite missions (UPSat, QUBIK series), and deployers (PICOBUS). They collaborate with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) on projects such as PHASMA and OpenSatCom, aiming to make space exploration more accessible and foster innovation through open-source development.
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Libre Space Foundation is undertaking the PHASMA project to design and develop three open-source CubeSats.
Libre Space Foundation signed a contract worth 2,000,000 EUR with the European Space Agency for the PHASMA project.
The 2022-10-01 Alpha launch carried three satellite payloads: a 3U educational cubesat Teachers in Space (TIS)-Serenity, a 3U NASA technology demonstration cubesat TechEdSat-15, and PicoBus, a deployer from the Libre Space Foundation carrying five PocketQube picosatellites.
On 2022-10-01, Libre Space Foundation’s QUBIK mission reached orbit.
Libre Space Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that designs, develops, and delivers satellite missions.
Libre Space Foundation’s QUBIK mission was scheduled to launch on Firefly Aerospace’s inaugural Alpha flight on 2021-09-02.
Libre Space Foundation is a non-profit organization that designs and develops open-source, space-related technologies.
U.S. Space Command signed a data-sharing agreement with the Libre Space Foundation on 2021-07-01.
Rear Adm. Michael Bernacchi, Space Command’s director of plans, strategy and policy, signed the memorandum with the Libre Space Foundation on 2021-07-01.