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Quantum Space plans to launch Ranger Prime from Vandenberg Space Force Base to test its core avionics, chemical propulsion system, and remote proximity-targeting capabilities.
Quantum Space plans to launch the Ranger 2000 spacecraft, its largest flagship Ranger variant, in December 2026.
Quantum Space plans to launch its Ranger Prime vehicle to orbit in June.
Scout-1 is the first in Quantum Space’s family of sensing vehicles and is scheduled to launch on the SpaceX Transporter 10 mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida no earlier than March 2024.
Quantum Space raised $15,000,000 in a Series A investment round in late 2022.
Quantum Space plans to launch its first satellite, Scout-1, no earlier than March 2024 on a SpaceX Transporter rideshare flight.
Quantum Space plans to launch its first satellite, Scout-1, no earlier than March 2024 on a SpaceX Transporter rideshare flight.
Work on both Scout and Ranger is supported by a $15,000,000 Series A round Quantum Space raised in December.
Quantum Space will launch additional Scouts regularly after QS-1 to build out QuantumNet.
Quantum Space received a $15,000,000 investment from Prime Movers Lab.
The $15,000,000 investment allows Quantum Space to move forward with plans to launch the QS-1 mission in October 2024 to place the first Scout into cislunar space.
The $15,000,000 investment allows Quantum Space to move forward with plans to launch the QS-1 mission in October 2024 to place the first Scout into cislunar space.
Quantum Space will launch additional Scouts regularly after QS-1 to build out QuantumNet.
The $15,000,000 investment funds Quantum Space’s plan to launch the QS-1 mission in October 2024 to place the first Scout into cislunar space.
The $15,000,000 investment funds Quantum Space’s plan to launch the QS-1 mission in October 2024 to place the first Scout into cislunar space.
Quantum Space plans to close its Series A round of funding by the end of 2022.
Quantum Space has 20 employees and plans to hire 12 more employees by the first quarter of next year.
Quantum Space raised $15,000,000 to further development of the first satellite in a cislunar services constellation.
Two other investors are expected to provide about $1,000,000 each to complete Quantum Space’s Series A round.
QS-1 is the first spacecraft in QuantumNet, a constellation Quantum Space intends to develop in cislunar space (xGEO).