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Leaf Space planned further expansion of its network in the first quarter of 2022 to enable communications with satellites in any low Earth orbit.
Leaf Space uses a mid-latitude distributed network model to provide higher capacity with the same number of antennas for sun-synchronous, mid-inclination, and equatorial low Earth orbits while reducing interference and satellite overlapping.
On 2021-10-14, Leaf Space planned to add five ground stations to its global Leaf Line Network.
Leaf Space’s new station in Iceland is designed to complement its existing Northern Scotland station to provide high-northern-latitude coverage.
With the additional sites, Leaf Space will operate 15 ground stations.
Leaf Space provides ground segment services for satellite operators and launch providers throughout the entire lifecycle of their operations, including launch and early operations (LEOP), ongoing mission operations, and decommissioning.
Space Machines Company considers the partnership with Leaf Space a critical step in preparing its first mission in 2022 and in furthering Australia’s sovereign space capability and expanding its services globally.
Leaf Space partnered with Australian in-space logistics provider Space Machines Company to support the Optimus-1 mission.
Leaf Space provides ground segment services for satellite operators and launch providers across launch and early operations (LEOP), ongoing mission operations, and decommissioning.
Leaf Space partnered with Space Machines Company to support the Optimus-1 orbital transfer vehicle launch in 2022.
The partnership enables Space Machines Company to use Leaf Space’s Leaf Line solution to support the launch of its first Orbital Transfer Vehicle in 2022.
Leaf Space has partnered with more than 20 customers to increase performance and availability of mission-critical data while lowering costs and decreasing latency.
Leaf Space has partnered with more than 20 customers to increase performance and availability of satellite data while lowering costs and decreasing latency.
Space Machines Company will utilize Leaf Space’s Leaf Line solution and global ground station network to support the launch of its first Orbital Transfer Vehicle in 2022.
Leaf Space will provide ground station solutions to support Space Machines Company’s Optimus-1 mission in 2022.
Leaf Space of Italy has a memorandum of understanding with LEOcloud from March to develop a strategy to help customers connect with satellite data suppliers and operate in a hybrid, space-based cloud environment.
Leaf Space expects working with LEOcloud to enhance its ground-segment-as-a-service business.
OQ Technology’s LEO Constellation Control Centre together with an agreement for a Leaf Space ground station will form the initial cornerstones for operating OQ Technology’s future fleet of satellites and other third-party missions.
OQ Technology’s LEO Constellation Control Center, together with an agreement for a Leaf Space ground station, will form initial cornerstones for operating OQ Technology’s future fleet of satellites and other third-party missions.
OQ Technology contracted Leaf Space to procure and install a satellite ground station and connect it to OQ Technology’s LEO Constellation Control Center in Leudelange, Luxembourg.