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Vast has a goal of launching the single-module Haven-1 station as soon as August 2025.
Vast will use laser terminals supplied by SpaceX on Haven-1.
Vast will use SpaceX’s Starlink constellation to provide broadband connectivity for its Haven-1 station.
SpaceX will provide Starlink connectivity to future Vast platforms beyond Haven-1, including Vast’s next space station.
Vast partnered with SpaceX to deploy SpaceX’s first laser connectivity for a space station.
Astrobotic’s CubeRover is designed to traverse multiple kilometers across planetary bodies and accommodate a vast variety of payloads.
Clay Mowry will provide support to Vast Space as it works on its proposed commercial space stations.
Vast is executing a strategy to build a robust pipeline of international commercial and government customers for Haven-1, the world’s first commercial free-flying space station.
Vast Space plans to launch Haven-1 as soon as the end of next year.
Vast Space received an unfunded Space Act Agreement from NASA last year to gain access to agency expertise.
Vast Space plans to use experience from Haven-1 to develop larger space stations for later phases of NASA’s Commercial Low Earth Orbit Development program.
Reticulate Micro streamed live video over a UHF TACSAT radio link on 2024-02-28 with the U.S. Army using Reticulate Micro’s VAST encoder and NanTenna’s UHF TACSAT antenna.
Vast Space plans to launch Haven-1 at the end of next year.
Vast Space is developing a human-tended single-module station called Haven-1 that will launch on a Falcon 9.
Vast Space will bid on NASA private astronaut missions offered to companies seeking to fly commercial missions to the International Space Station.
AnySignal partnered with Vast to develop an advanced space communication system for Vast’s Haven-1 space station.
Vast selected TRL11 to build onboard video solutions for its Haven-1 space station.
Haven-1 is a space station developed by Vast.
Vast selected TRL11 Inc. to build the onboard video solutions for the Haven-1 space station.
The average U.S. customer has lost power an average of over seven hours per year since 2020, with the vast majority of outages caused by extreme weather.