Beyond Gravity is a leading space product supplier and the largest independent space equipment provider in Europe, with a growing presence in the United States. They develop and manufacture products for satellites and launch vehicles. Key products include payload fairings, satellite structures, mechanisms, and onboard electronics, serving customers like Amazon, ArianeGroup, and United Launch Alliance. They are also a supplier for the lithography industry.
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Beyond Gravity’s Launchers division produces composite rocket structures that have been used in over 400 launches.
Beyond Gravity (formerly RUAG Space) delivered a geostationary navigation receiver to Maxar.
Beyond Gravity delivered a geostationary navigation receiver called GEORIX and an antenna to Maxar.
GEORIX will be the first Beyond Gravity navigation receiver to fly in geostationary orbit at approximately 36,0 m from Earth.
Beyond Gravity (formerly RUAG Space) developed GEORIX and delivered a geostationary navigation receiver and an antenna to Maxar in 2021.
The delivered Beyond Gravity navigation receiver will be the first Beyond Gravity receiver in geostationary orbit.
Beyond Gravity supplied a remote interface unit for Juice that provides a physical interface to the spacecraft propulsion system and the attitude/orientation control system.
Beyond Gravity supplied the payload fairing, computer, antenna, and separation system used on more than 100 Ariane 5 flights.
Beyond Gravity built one of Juice’s antennas designed to navigate around Jupiter and communicate with Earth despite high radiation and extreme thermal environments.
Beyond Gravity developed and produced the Data Distribution Unit that processes instrument data and sends it down via Ka-band.
Beyond Gravity (formerly RUAG Space) developed and built the central computer for all six Meteosat Third Generation satellites at its Gothenburg, Sweden site.
Beyond Gravity delivered a geostationary navigation receiver called GEORIX and an antenna to Maxar in 2021.
GEORIX is scheduled to launch in early 2023 as the first Beyond Gravity navigation receiver in geostationary orbit.
Beyond Gravity launched the first round of its Launchpad incubator program at its headquarters in Zurich.
The new Beyond Gravity building in Decatur measures more than 250,000 square feet, including 30,000 square feet of warehouse and 20,000 square feet of offices.
United Launch Alliance awarded Beyond Gravity a contract to supply 38 shipsets for ULA’s Vulcan rockets.
The 38 payload fairings for ULA will be manufactured at Beyond Gravity’s site in Decatur, Alabama.
United Launch Alliance awarded Beyond Gravity a contract to supply 38 payload fairings for ULA’s Vulcan rockets.
The transport containers built by Beyond Gravity include a specifically designed damping system and climate control for shipment of assembled OneWeb satellites from manufacturing sites to launch sites.
Beyond Gravity produced multi-layer thermal insulation in Austria that protects OneWeb satellites against temperatures from approximately minus 150°C to plus 150°C.