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SSTL plans to start launching with Firefly beginning with the CARBONITE-4 mission in early 2020.
Firefly will provide up to six Alpha launches for SSTL from 2020 through 2022.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. signed a launch services agreement with Firefly Aerospace covering up to six launches of SSTL payloads on the Firefly Alpha between 2020 and 2022.
The Carbonite-2 demonstration mission was developed jointly by the Royal Air Force’s Rapid Capability Office and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.
Goonhilly and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. plan to launch the Pathfinder mission in 2022 or 2023.
Goonhilly and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. signed an agreement with Astrobotic to provide communications services for Astrobotic’s commercial lunar landers.
Goonhilly and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. are developing a lunar mission concept called Pathfinder involving an SSTL-built satellite carrying up to 60 kg of secondary payloads released in lunar orbit.
Phase 1 LEO is a prototype satellite built by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. that launched in January 2020 on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.
A prototype satellite for Telesat’s LEO constellation built by Surrey Satellite Technology Limited is in orbit to test technologies and service provision.
SSTL will provide state-of-the-art data relay services to payloads operating on Astrobotic’s Peregrine Lander, including services to reach the lunar far side.
Since 1981, SSTL has built and launched more than 50 satellites for 20 international customers.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL), Goonhilly Earth Station (GES), and Astrobotic formed a long-term partnership on 2018-04-17 to collaborate on delivering in-space communication relay services and a roadmap of innovations supporting operations on and around the Moon.
SSTL supplied the platform for the RemoveDEBRIS technology demonstration mission, which is due to launch from the ISS in 2018.
SSTL is a supplier of satellite platforms and services for LEO missions and its previous missions include Beijing-1, the five-satellite RapidEye constellation, Deimos-1, exactView-1, KazEOSAT-2, and the three-satellite TripleSat constellation.
The ELSA-d Target is a variant of the SSTL-42 constellation platform family designed for operational missions in the 5 kg–100 kg range.
ASTROSCALE will design and manufacture the ELSA-d Chaser at its R&D office in Tokyo using avionics supplied by SSTL.