Seradata, now a Slingshot Aerospace company, is a leading provider of space market analysis and a comprehensive launch and satellite database called SpaceTrak. This database offers in-depth information on launches and satellites dating back to Sputnik, serving as a crucial resource for governments, space agencies, aerospace manufacturers, satellite operators, insurance companies, and researchers. Seradata's services support strategic planning, risk assessment, space domain awareness, and informed decision-making within the space industry. Keywords associated with Seradata include: space market analysis, satellite database, launch data, space situational awareness, and Slingshot Aerospace.
All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
Slingshot Aerospace’s platform fuses data from the Slingshot Global Sensor Network, the Slingshot Seradata satellite and launch history database, satellite owner-operators, and third-party providers to create a common operating picture of space for training, planning, and operations.
The platform combines data from the Slingshot Global Sensor Network, the Slingshot Seradata satellite and launch history database, satellite owner-operators, and other third-party space data providers.
Slingshot Aerospace’s existing UK-based employees include Seradata’s remote-working team that Slingshot acquired in August 2022.
Seradata SpaceTrak shows more than 115,000 satellites are planned to be in space by 2030.
Seradata’s acquisition provides Slingshot Aerospace with a base of operations in the UK, expanding Slingshot’s capacity to serve customers globally.
Seradata’s SpaceTrak database covers all launches and satellites since Sputnik in 1957 as well as future planned spacecraft and launches.
Seradata’s SpaceTrak database covers all launches and satellites since Sputnik in 1957 and includes future planned spacecraft and launches.
Seradata’s research estimated that insurers were set to collect $700,000,000 in gross space-related premiums for 2022 before the Ukraine crisis disrupted missions using Russian launch vehicles.
Seradata recorded $596,900,000 in space insurance claims in 2018 against premiums totaling $458,000,000.