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NASA selected Axiom Space in January to access an ISS port that Axiom will use for a series of commercial modules starting in 2024 as a precursor to an eventual independent space station.
Axiom Research Labs sought a corporate restructuring that would give it majority control over Orbit Beyond, which would violate NASA's requirements for domestic ownership.
Axiom Space announced a contract with SpaceX in March for a Crew Dragon mission to the International Space Station no earlier than the second half of 2021.
Axiom Space plans to undock its commercial module segment and turn it into a standalone commercial space station once the ISS is retired.
Axiom Space plans to attach a commercially developed module to its assigned ISS docking port in 2024 and use that module as a hub for future modules.
Axiom Space is developing a commercial module for the International Space Station under a $140,000,000 firm fixed price contract with NASA announced earlier in the year.
In January, NASA selected Axiom Space to use a docking port on the International Space Station for a module that Axiom Space plans to launch in the second half of 2024.
Axiom Space will purchase a commercial Crew Dragon mission from SpaceX to fly private astronauts to the International Space Station as soon as the second half of 2021.
NASA announced on 2020-01-27 that it selected Axiom Space to use an ISS port for a series of commercial modules expected to be installed starting in late 2024.
Axiom Space anticipates conducting as many as two private-astronaut missions to the International Space Station per year in accordance with NASA’s LEO commercialization strategy announced in June 2020.
Axiom Space signed a contract with SpaceX for a commercial Crew Dragon mission to the International Space Station on 2021-03-05.
Axiom Space intends for the Axiom segment of the station to detach when the ISS is retired and, with the addition of a power and thermal module, become a free-flying space station.
Axiom Space is raising a Series A funding round on the order of $100,000,000 and hopes to close the round by the 2021-06-15.
Axiom Space plans to add a research and manufacturing module to its initial commercial module in 2026.
Axiom Space’s planned commercial module will be similar to the station’s Node 2 and Node 3 modules but one to two meters longer.
The Axiom commercial Crew Dragon mission is scheduled to launch no earlier than the second half of 2021.
Axiom Space plans to attach a commercial module to the Harmony (Node 2) docking port in late 2024 equipped with docking ports and an Earth Observatory that is a larger version of the station’s cupola.
Axiom Space plans to add a habitation module to its initial commercial module in 2025.
NASA selected Axiom Space on 2021-01-27 to gain access to a docking port on the station’s Harmony (Node 2) module.
NASA selected Axiom Space on 2020-01-27 to use an ISS docking port through its Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships (NextSTEP) program.