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The MOU commits ClearSpace and LeoLabs to collaborate on thought leadership and business opportunities that promote space safety, responsible stewardship of the space environment, and the companies’ services and programs.
In 2022 LeoLabs received a contract from the U.S. Department of Commerce to help support the development of a U.S. civil-led space traffic management prototype.
LeoLabs and ClearSpace jointly hosted a LEO Kinetic Space Safety Workshop in May 2022.
LeoLabs and ClearSpace signed a memorandum of understanding on 2023-04-03, in Menlo Park, California.
The memorandum of understanding commits LeoLabs and ClearSpace to work together on initiatives including thought leadership opportunities that promote space safety and responsible stewardship of the space environment and business opportunities that promote their services and programs.
LeoLabs received a contract from the U.S. Department of Commerce in 2022 to help support the development of a U.S. civil-led space traffic management prototype.
LeoLabs’ latest radars are designed to spot objects as small as 0.02 m across.
LeoLabs’ geographic diversification of radar coverage in latitude and longitude is intended to improve the company’s space safety services, including collision avoidance for operators.
LeoLabs provides commercial Space Situational Awareness (SSA) services and low Earth orbit (LEO) mapping.
LeoLabs selected Argentina as the site for its Argentina Space Radar (AGSR).
When completed in late 2023, AGSR will expand LeoLabs’ global network to seven operational radar sites.
AGSR will provide LeoLabs with better situational awareness in the Southern Hemisphere and lower positional uncertainties for conjunction assessments.
LeoLabs will build a radar site in Argentina to contribute to Argentina’s space exploration and stewardship and to support the space industry in South America.
Argentina marks the seventh site in a LeoLabs network now expected to include 24 radar sites.
LeoLabs plans to enhance tracking of space objects over the Southern Hemisphere with a new S-band radar in Argentina.
LeoLabs operates a global constellation of S-band, phased-array space radars that are strategically distributed across the Northern and Southern Hemispheres and the polar and equatorial regions.
At LeoLabs, Matthew Shouppe led sales and product strategy for services for constellation operators, including tracking a growing database of satellites and space debris in Low Earth Orbit.
LeoLabs identified a 2023-01-27 close approach in which the Cosmos 2361 spacecraft and an SL-8 rocket body came within an estimated six meters of each other.
Space Policy Directive-3 (SPD-3) calls for the development of a national Space Traffic Management service managed by a civil government agency, and the Department of Commerce contract with LeoLabs advances progress toward fulfilling SPD-3.
LeoLabs received an award late last year to provide data and services to the U.S. Department of Commerce to support development of a U.S. civil-led Space Traffic Management system.