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LeoLabs operates the West Australian Space Radar.
LeoLabs operates a global network of space-monitoring phased array radars at six sites around the world.
LeoLabs operates a network of phased array radars to track objects in low-Earth orbit.
LeoLabs supported the Aeolus assisted reentry as a tracking partner and received ephemeris data from ESA Mission Control prior to and after each maneuver.
LeoLabs received ephemeris data from ESA Mission Control prior to and after each de-orbit maneuver for Aeolus.
LeoLabs provided tracking of the European Space Agency's Aeolus satellite during its semi-controlled reentry in July 2023.
The LeoLabs press release about ESA's Aeolus assisted reentry was issued from Menlo Park, California on 2023-08-14.
LeoLabs commissioned the LeoLabs Azores Space Radar on 2023-06-07.
The Azores Space Radar augments LeoLabs’ ability to discover, track, and catalog objects under 0.1 m.
LeoLabs plans to further expand its radar network in late 2023 and 2024.
Since its 2022-08-04 launch, Leolabs observed multiple large maneuvers raising the spaceplane’s altitude as well as repeated deployments, formation flying, and docking of sub-satellite Object J (NORAD ID 54218).
Leolabs’ assessment highlighted a period between 2022-11-25 and 2022-12-24 in which the spaceplane and Object J were either docked or spaced very closely, with a possible docking performed on 2022-11-25 or 26, 2022.
Leolabs identified a later phase of operations between 2023-02-20 and 2023-03-29 that featured apparent forced separation followed by rendezvous and formation flying, during which NORAD ID 54218 maneuvered independently of the parent craft.
Leolabs identified the companion subsatellite (Object J, NORAD ID 54218) as being used in a series of rendezvous and proximity operations with the spaceplane.
Leolabs identified a second docking involving the spaceplane and Object J on 2023-01-10.
LeoLabs has developed software to sift radar data to map low-Earth orbit and provide space behavior awareness at scale.
Leo Labs received a 2022 contract from the U.S. Department of Commerce to help support the development of a U.S. civil-led Space Traffic Management prototype.
Leo Labs and Clear Space jointly hosted the LEO Kinetic Space Safety Workshop in May 2022.
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.
ClearSpace and LeoLabs jointly hosted the LEO Kinetic Space Safety Workshop in May 2022 at EPFL (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne).