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When Morpheus Space completed its first investment round in 2020, its investors included Germany’s Vsquared Ventures, Lavrock Ventures, Airbus Ventures, Pallas Ventures, Techstars Ventures, and In-Q-Tel.
Morpheus Space plans to establish a factory in Dresden, Germany to produce thousands of propulsion systems annually.
Morpheus Space raised $28,000,000 in a Series A funding round announced on 2022-09-14.
Morpheus Space has raised $33,000,000 since the company spun out of a German university in 2018.
Morpheus Space plans to expand its sales, business development, contracting, and satellite operations organizations.
Since its establishment in 2017, Techstars Los Angeles has provided funding and guidance for HydroSat, Morpheus Space, Orbit Fab, Pixxel Space, and Scout Space.
Morpheus Space is a German propulsion startup that opened an office in Los Angeles earlier in 2025.
Morpheus Space did not disclose the amount of funding raised in its initial investment round in 2020.
Vsquared Ventures considers Morpheus Space’s electric propulsion system a game-changer that enables many existing space applications and opens new business opportunities ranging from ultra low Earth orbits to deep space exploration.
Daniel Bock, CEO of Morpheus Space, expressed concerns that false claims can undermine trust in space companies.
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory plans to purchase Morpheus thrusters to test and qualify them for future NASA missions.
Morpheus demonstrated its Nano Field Effect Electric Propulsion (NanoFEEP) thruster in orbit for the first time earlier 2019 on the University Würzburg Experimental-4 cubesat.
Morpheus Space is preparing to open an office in Los Angeles in 2020.
Morpheus Space did not win the Air Force contract directly but won it as part of a team with a U.S. firm.
Morpheus joined a U.S. company that won an AFWERX Small Business Innovation Research Phase 1 contract.
On 2019-02-26 engineers fired Morpheus Space's 160-gram Nano Field Effect Electric Propulsion (NanoFEEP) thruster for the first time on the University of Würzburg Experimental-4 (UWE-4) cubesat.