True Anomaly is a space technology company that builds hardware and software solutions for space security, sustainability, and accessibility. They develop autonomous orbital vehicles like the Jackal AOV, designed for missions ranging from LEO to cislunar space. True Anomaly partners with organizations like the U.S. Space Force, Firefly Aerospace, and Redwire, aiming to safeguard space assets and ensure safe on-orbit operations. The company's work involves AI, spacecraft development, and creating operating systems for space-based missions.
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Rocket Lab and True Anomaly won Space Force contracts on 2024-04-11 to develop the Victus Haze tactically responsive space mission.
Agile Space did not supply the propulsion systems on True Anomaly’s first two vehicles launched in March.
Rocket Lab USA, True Anomaly, Space Exploration Engineering, and Eta Space will assist Gravitics in refining mission architecture, developing use-case-specific outfitting, and developing flight hardware under the contract.
True Anomaly won a $30,000,000 contract from the U.S. Space Force to supply a spacecraft for the Victus Haze tactically responsive mission.
True Anomaly raised $100,000,000 in a fundraising round announced in December.
After the December $100,000,000 fundraising round, True Anomaly had more than 100 employees.
True Anomaly opened a 35,000-square-foot facility in Centennial, Colorado in August.
SSC Space Safari partnered with SpaceWERX to assist in the technical and commercial evaluation of True Anomaly and to support an emergent SBIR selection by Space Force leadership.
True Anomaly’s space vehicle will launch from either Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida or Vandenberg Space Force Base in California via a rapid rideshare.
True Anomaly will leverage $30,000,000 of internal private capital for its VICTUS HAZE effort.
True Anomaly and Rocket Lab will both demonstrate their ability to build rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO) capable space vehicles and command-and-control centers with a delivery target of Fall 2025.
A True Anomaly Jackal autonomous orbital vehicle (AOV) will launch from either Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida or Vandenberg Space Force Base in California once VICTUS HAZE is activated.
The U.S. Space Force will fund $30,000,000 of a total $60,000,000 VICTUS HAZE effort and True Anomaly will leverage $30,000,000 of private capital.
True Anomaly has been selected for a $30,000,000 U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command contract for the VICTUS HAZE Tactically Responsive Space (TacRS) mission.
True Anomaly was awarded a $1,630,000 Direct to Phase II SBIR contract through the SpaceWERX TacRS Challenge.
True Anomaly is partnering with Space Systems Command’s Space Safari team and a commercial launch provider to create rapid industry launch pathways for government access in response to emerging national security threats.
True Anomaly’s TacRS demonstrations will include an upgraded Jackal AOV variant that enables multi-orbit missions with a high-acceleration, high delta-V propulsion system developed with Agile Space Industries.
A few days after the 2024-03-04 launch, True Anomaly confirmed the location of both Jackal vehicles and that their solar arrays were deployed, and the company did not meet the remainder of the test objectives including on-orbit rendezvous and proximity operation demonstrations.
True Anomaly is partnering with Space Systems Command's Space Safari team and a commercial launch provider to create rapid industry launch pathways for government access in response to emerging national security threats.
True Anomaly was selected for a $30,000,000 U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command contract for the VICTUS HAZE Tactically Responsive Space (TacRS) mission.