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The exploration company is raising 40.5 million euros in a Series A round to develop its vehicle Nyx for cargo transport to low Earth orbit.
The Exploration Company raised 40,500,000 EUR in a Series A round in February and is developing a series of capsules with a goal of sending one to the ISS as soon as 2027.
The Exploration Company was established in 2021.
The Exploration Company raised $44,000,000 2023 in a Series A that is a record for a European space startup.
A delay to the Ariane 6 launcher could result in The Exploration Company’s first demo mission being launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 in 2024.
The Exploration Company plans to gather data from the Bikini mission to test thermal protections, validate an in-house onboard computer, and confirm the shape of larger capsules.
The Series A funding round brings The Exploration Company’s total raised capital to date to 47,300,000 EUR.
The Exploration Company plans to launch a full-sized Nyx orbital vehicle in 2026 measuring four meters in diameter with a mass of 8,000 kg.
The Exploration Company plans to offer return services at a price of 20,000 EUR per kilogram.
The Exploration Company is pursuing alternative flight options to ensure a Bikini flight 2023 and will select one of them by the end of March.
The Exploration Company raised 40,500,000 EUR on 2023-02-01 to develop reusable orbital vehicles for flying goods and people to space.
Bikini is a small reentry demonstrator built by The Exploration Company with a mass of around 40 kg and a diameter of about 0.6 m.
ESA selected consortia led by D-Orbit, The Exploration Company, OHB System, S.A.B. Aerospace, and Thales Alenia Space France and is contracting them to carry out studies proposing mission schemes starting 2022.
The Exploration Company selected Benchmark Space Systems propulsion system to power its 'Mission Possible' demonstrator flight.
On 2022-10-13, Benchmark Space Systems was selected by The Exploration Company to develop the propulsion system for The Exploration Company’s second demonstrator flight, Mission Possible.
The Exploration Company selected SKYTRAC’s Iridium Certus mid-band SATCOM terminal for data transmission from its space capsule to the ground.
Nyx is a modular, reusable, on-orbit refuellable orbital vehicle developed, manufactured, and operated by The Exploration Company to carry cargo and potentially humans in the future.
Voyager Space Inc. was established in Denver in 2019 to create a vertically integrated, publicly traded space exploration company.
ispace, inc. is a Japanese lunar exploration company with a stated vision to utilize lunar resources such as water to expand human presence into outer space and create a sustainable future for humankind.
ispace, a Tokyo-based lunar exploration company founded in 2010, is building robotic landers and rovers to perform a variety of lunar missions for customers.