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The Exploration Company selected Benchmark Space Systems propulsion system to power its 'Mission Possible' demonstrator flight.
On 2022-10-13, Benchmark Space Systems was selected by The Exploration Company to develop the propulsion system for The Exploration Company’s second demonstrator flight, Mission Possible.
Spaceflight planned to use a chemical propulsion system on Sherpa-LTC2 provided by Benchmark Space Systems to raise the vehicle’s orbit to an altitude of 1,0 m.
Benchmark’s scalable, launch-vehicle-agnostic propulsion products and services support spacecraft ranging from 3U CubeSats through ESPA-class (3–500 kg) satellites, lunar landers, spent launcher stages, and orbital transfer vehicles.
Benchmark’s COLA Kit is designed to be easily and affordably deployed aboard electric propulsion (EP) and non-propulsive microsatellites and OTVs to enable rapid avoidance of approaching spacecraft and orbital debris.
Benchmark Space Systems is taking orders for its Cola Kit and plans to begin shipping to customers in early 2023.
Benchmark Space Systems unveiled a Collision Avoidance (ColA) Kit featuring the firm’s heritage propulsion technology in a condensed package deployable aboard electric propulsion and non-propulsive smallsats and orbital transfer vehicles to enable rapid avoidance of approaching spacecraft and orbital debris.
Benchmark Space Systems unveiled a Collision Avoidance (ColA) Kit on 2022-08-09 in Burlington, Vermont.
Benchmark’s ColA Kit is designed to be deployed aboard electric propulsion microsatellites, non-propulsive microsatellites, and orbital transfer vehicles (OTVs).
SCOUT and Benchmark Space Systems have shared missions in the past and have synergies that create opportunities to work cooperatively to deliver pre-integrated, bundled solutions to the market.
Benchmark Space Systems’ scalable, launch-vehicle-agnostic propulsion products and services support spacecraft ranging from 3U cubesats through ESPA-class vehicles (3 to 500 kg), lunar landers, spent launcher stages, and orbital transfer vehicles.
AASC will direct customers who want 50 or 100 Xantus thrusters to Benchmark for fulfillment.
Benchmark’s propulsion products support spacecraft ranging from 3U cubesats through ESPA-class satellites (3–500 kg), lunar landers, spent launcher stages, and orbital transfer vehicles.
Benchmark’s hydrogen-peroxide (HTP) systems are designed to refuel on-orbit with propellant created from space ice and water.
Benchmark’s propulsion products and services support spacecraft ranging from 3U cubesats through ESPA-class (3–500 kg) satellites, lunar landers, spent launcher stages, and orbital transfer vehicles.
Benchmark Space Systems will acquire Alameda Applied Sciences Corporation’s electric propulsion technologies.
On 2022-08-08, Benchmark Space Systems planned to acquire Alameda Applied Science Corp.’s electric propulsion technologies.
Benchmark acquired AASC’s electric propulsion technology following an in-depth global evaluation of leading electric propulsion specialists.
Benchmark scaled up to build more than 150 propulsion systems over an eighteen-month period to support in-space mobility and maneuverability for LEO, GEO, and cislunar missions.
Benchmark’s hydrogen-peroxide (HTP) systems are designed to refuel on orbit with propellant created from space ice and water.