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Dawn Aerospace propulsion systems are designed to offer the same performance as thrusters fueled with hydrazine.
Dawn Aerospace received a 200,000 EUR award in early August from the European Space Agency to bolster the performance of its green bi-propellant satellite thrusters.
A Dawn Aerospace flight in New Zealand earlier 2022-08 included a powered flight followed by engine cutoff and a gliding landing to simulate reentry and to test pilotability and energy management.
The European Space Agency awarded Dawn Aerospace €200,000 in GSTP funding to increase the performance of its green bi-propellant thrusters for satellites.
The GSTP funding will be used to better understand and improve thermal management to reduce stress on combustion chamber materials for Dawn Aerospace thrusters.
Dawn Aerospace received over €10 million in orders for satellite propulsion systems in the last 12 months for its B20 and B1 green propellant thrusters and associated turnkey systems.
The GSTP funding will be used to improve thermal management to reduce stress on Dawn Aerospace’s combustion chamber materials, enabling longer-duration burns, higher total propellant throughput, and potentially higher specific impulse.
The European Space Agency awarded Dawn Aerospace €200,000 in GSTP funding to increase the performance of the firm’s green bi-propellant thrusters for satellites.
Dawn Aerospace secured a contract to provide propulsion for Pixxel’s hyperspectral imaging constellation.
Dawn Aerospace has received more than €10 million in orders for satellite propulsion systems during the last 12 months.
Dawn Aerospace received the 2020 NZ Hi-Tech Awards Start-up Company of the Year award.
Dawn Aerospace received the 2021 NZ Westpac Champion Business Awards Champion Supreme Award.
Dawn Aerospace was awarded €1.4 million from the European Commission to help develop the company’s in-space green propulsion technology.
Dawn Aerospace received the 2021 New Zealand International Business Awards Best Emerging Business award.
Dawn Aerospace, based in the Netherlands, New Zealand, and the United States, was selected by Blue Canyon Technologies to provide turnkey chemical propulsion systems for the X-SAT Saturn satellite bus.
Dawn Aerospace was contracted to produce more than 100 thrusters for clients across the United States, Europe, Japan, India, and Indonesia.
In the last 12 months Dawn Aerospace had several propulsion systems launched to space totaling 21 thrusters powering a variety of satellites, including cubesats and orbital transfer vehicles.
Dawn Aerospace is providing satellite propulsion to hyperspectral imaging company Pixxel.
Dawn Aerospace provides in-space propulsion systems to customers globally using a combination of green propellants.
Dawn Aerospace develops reusable and sustainable space technologies including suborbital and orbital rocket-powered planes.