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The UKRefuel mission, in collaboration with ClearSpace and Astroscale, aims to launch a satellite refueling service to low Earth orbit by 2027.
ClearSpace cooperated with partners to develop a fully autonomous navigation system based on a flash lidar.
ClearSpace was created in 2018 as an in-orbit servicing company.
ESA approved the continuation of the ClearSpace-1 preparatory phase to be implemented by a consortium led by OHB SE.
ClearSpace completed Key Performance Gate 1, the first phase of the ClearSpace-1 mission.
ClearSpace operates a darkroom simulation facility in Switzerland that supports debris removal technology development.
The European Space Agency approved major changes to the ClearSpace-1 debris-cleanup mission on 2024-04-23.
OHB SE of Bremen, Germany will provide the ClearSpace-1 satellite bus and lead systems integration and launch.
The European Space Agency selected ClearSpace for the ClearSpace-1 mission in 2020.
Know.space is a member of the ClearSpace UK-based consortium and provides commercial and economic analysis expertise.
ClearSpace is developing a concept for the UK National Debris Removal Mission and is developing the CLEAR Spacecraft for that mission through its UK subsidiary.
Orbit Fab is supporting ClearSpace with the design of the CLEAR active debris removal mission funded by the UK Space Agency to enable the service vehicle to be refueled and reused.
Orbit Fab and ClearSpace collaborated on a U.K.-funded active debris removal mission before expanding their partnership to rapid refueling services.
Customers can purchase fuel from Orbit Fab and have it delivered by partners such as ClearSpace.
ClearSpace is developing technologies intended to enable last-mile fuel delivery in both geostationary orbit (GEO) and low Earth orbit (LEO).
ClearSpace’s U.K. unit completed its system requirements review for the U.K. debris-removal mission in June 2023.
ClearSpace-1 is slated to launch in 2026 to grapple and remove the upper stage of a Vega rocket from low Earth orbit under a European Space Agency contract.
ClearSpace-1 is a European Space Agency-funded project to deorbit a Vega Secondary Payload Adapter.
ESA procured the ClearSpace-1 mission as a service from Clear Space to demonstrate technologies needed for debris removal and to help establish a commercial space debris-removal ecosystem.
ESA procured the ClearSpace-1 mission as a service from the Swiss start-up ClearSpace to demonstrate debris-removal technologies and support a commercial space ecosystem.