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A mission for the Space Force, set for next year, will also utilize Starfish's software capabilities.
Starfish Prime created an artificial radiation belt and caused damage to several spacecraft in low Earth orbit, including Ariel 1.
Ariel 1 malfunctioned due to radiation damage caused by the Starfish Prime nuclear weapon test conducted on July 9, 1962.
SES has a satellite servicing mission with U.S.-based startup Starfish Space, which Intelsat ordered last year.
Astroscale, Starfish Space, Kall Morris, and D-Orbit are working on ADR technologies with some government-sponsored missions.
Starfish Space is developing Nautilus, a capture mechanism designed to dock with a wide variety of client satellites.
Starfish Space raised $29,000,000 in a funding round led by Shield Capital.
Starfish Space raised $29,000,000 in a funding round led by Shield Capital on 2024-11-13.
Starfish Space signed a contract with Intelsat for a life extension mission in 2024.
Starfish Space won a $37,500,000 STRATFI contract with the U.S. Space Force in 2024.
Starfish Space secured a $37,500,000 contract from the U.S. Space Force.
Starfish Space’s first two Otter missions for Intelsat and the U.S. Space Force will launch to geostationary orbit in 2026 and begin providing services thereafter.
Starfish Space partnered with NASA for a debris inspection mission in low Earth orbit in 2024.
Starfish Space has a team of 70 employees at its headquarters in Tukwila, Washington.
Starfish Space is based in Kent, Washington and develops spacecraft intended for satellite servicing and logistics.
The National Reconnaissance Office signed agreements on 2024-10-30 with Cognitive Space, Impulse Space, and Starfish Space under the Broad Agency Announcements for Agile Launch Innovation and Strategic Technology Advancement program.
The first telecommunications satellite, Telstar, developed by AT&T, was launched just one day after the Starfish Prime test.
The United States tested the W49 thermonuclear warhead during the Starfish Prime test.
The Starfish Prime test released a large amount of energy at high altitudes, causing widespread auroras throughout the Pacific.
The Starfish Prime blast disabled around two dozen satellites, including the British satellite Ariel 1.