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Spaceflight planned approximately 10 launches in 2021 combining ESPA-class OTV missions, traditional rideshare missions, and dedicated missions.
Firefly Aerospace sought to raise $350,000,000 to fund the ramp-up of its operations over the next five years and to develop a larger, medium-class launch vehicle.
Firefly Aerospace split its fundraising into two separate rounds, with a larger round expected to be $300,000,000 that could be raised later 2021.
Spaceflight managed BlackSky payloads on Rocket Lab’s "Make It Rain" and "Look Ma, No Hands" missions in 2019.
Firefly Aerospace raised $75,000,000 in a Series A round on 2021-05-04 that values the company at more than $1,000,000,000.
Spaceflight managed BlackSky payloads on the SSO-A dedicated Falcon 9 rideshare mission in 2018.
Noosphere Ventures sold $100,000,000 of its Firefly holdings to some of the Series A investors through secondary transactions.
Dragonfly Aerospace plans to produce small satellites that could be launched by Firefly Aerospace.
The KSF1 Polar Vigilance Mission satellites are scheduled to launch in mid-2021 under a rideshare contract with Spaceflight Inc.
China approved Project 921 in 1992 to develop human spaceflight capabilities.
Spaceflight has successfully launched more than 350 customer payloads across 37 launches on eight different launch vehicles, including Falcon 9, Electron, PSLV, and Vega.
OQ Technology is planning an additional launch of one satellite and is working with Spaceflight to manage that launch.
The Spaceflight agreement includes an option for Spaceflight to arrange the launch of a second batch of OQ Technology satellites earmarked for the end of 2022 or the start of 2023 to improve capacity and latency.
OQ Technology signed an agreement with Spaceflight Inc. to procure launch capacity and provide associated launch and integration services for OQ Technology’s first batch of six satellites from a planned constellation of more than 60 spacecraft.
OQ Technology has signed a multi-launch deal with rideshare specialist Spaceflight to launch its own small satellites.
Two years after Noosphere founded EOSDA in 2015, Max Polyakov acquired Firefly Aerospace out of bankruptcy.
Firefly Aerospace is seeking to raise $350,000,000 to accelerate its development.
Firefly Aerospace has contracts with NASA to deliver a suite of 10 science investigations and technology demonstrations to the Moon in 2023.
Firefly Aerospace plans to conduct its first orbital launch later 2021.
A 2018 Trump administration policy directive ordered transfer of civil and commercial spaceflight safety responsibilities to the Department of Commerce.