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Exolaunch provided the EXOpod Nova deployer on Transporter-9, which was developed in collaboration with Spire.
Chris Hearsey was CEO of Exolaunch USA.
Muon Space’s first satellite, MuSat-1, launched in June via Exolaunch on SpaceX’s Transporter-8 mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Under the multi-launch agreement, Exolaunch will provide the CarboNIX smallsat separation system for Muon Space through 2024.
Muon Space selected Exolaunch for Exolaunch’s expertise with SpaceX’s Falcon 9 and for Exolaunch’s flight heritage of more than 320 launched satellites.
Exolaunch reached its 300th satellite deployed milestone with the Transporter-8 mission.
Under the multi-launch agreement, Exolaunch will provide turnkey launch and deployment solutions for Muon Space’s satellites through 2024.
Exolaunch achieved separations of 12 microsatellites and 20 CubeSats into their target orbit on Transporter-8.
Under Multi-Launch Agreements with SpaceX, Exolaunch provided EXOpod and EXOpod Nova deployers and CarboNIX separation systems for Transporter-8.
Exolaunch deployed Spire's LEMUR-2 series satellites using EXOpod and EXOpod Nova deployers.
Aerospacelab and Exolaunch initiated a Multi-Launch Agreement that will enable the launch of seven of Aerospacelab’s Versatile Satellite Platforms via SpaceX’s Falcon 9 through 2023 and 2024.
Exolaunch's total launched satellites reached 323 after Transporter-8.
Exolaunch provided Satellogic with deployment hardware, integration, and deployment services on Transporter-8.
SpaceX launched the Transporter-8 smallsat rideshare mission via Exolaunch from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, USA.
Aerospacelab and Exolaunch launched the Grégoire satellite on 2023-06-12 from Vandenberg Space Force Base.
Aerospacelab and Exolaunch debuted their cooperation under a Multi-Launch Agreement that will enable the launch of seven Aerospacelab Versatile Satellite Platform satellites via SpaceX Falcon 9 through 2023 and 2024.
Exolaunch integrated 32 customer satellites with SpaceX’s Falcon 9 on the Transporter-8 mission launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base.
Exolaunch’s multi-launch agreements (MLAs) with SpaceX were first signed in 2020 and have been repeatedly expanded.
D-Orbit ION carried a cluster of satellites on Transporter-7 provided by Exolaunch totaling 21 satellites (16 cubesats and 5 microsats).
Exolaunch provides capacity for customers on Falcon 9 rideshare missions under a Multi-Launch Agreement with SpaceX first signed in 2020 and subsequently expanded.