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Pale Blue published results on January 20 showing that its water ion engine PBI demonstrated performance and start-up capability in space.
Pale Blue and Accel Space signed a contract on December 16 for providing on-orbit demonstration services.
The PBH-100 small ion thruster developed by Pale Blue is designed to resolve the slow startup issues of traditional ion thrusters.
Pale Blue's PBH-100 Hall Thruster is a small, instantly deployable thruster scheduled for in-orbit demonstration in 2027.
Pale Blue will conduct a space demonstration of its PBH-100 small ion thruster in 2027.
Pale Blue signed a contract with Axel Space for in-orbit demonstration services on December 16, 2025.
Pale Blue will conduct in-orbit demonstration of its Hall Thruster in 2027.
Pale Blue's PBI water ion thruster is included in the manifest.
The book 'The Pale Blue Data Point' by Jon Willis explores the search for alien life.
The book's title refers to the 'pale blue dot' image of Earth taken by Voyager 1.
Pale Blue announced two new products for small satellite propulsion systems on November 18, 2025.
Pale Blue aims to provide microwave cathode technology propulsion systems to the small satellite market to improve mission success rates and operational efficiency.
The 'PBR-30' resistojets thruster features low power consumption and high thrust, building on Pale Blue's proven resistojets technology.
Pale Blue announced two new propulsion systems for small satellites on November 18: the high-thrust, high-specific impulse small Hall thruster 'PBH-100' and the low-power, high-thrust resistojets thruster 'PBR-30'.
Since the end of 2023, Pale Blue has been developing a propulsion system for satellites aimed at space debris reduction as part of Phase 1.
Pale Blue Inc. announced that its project focused on technology development and demonstration necessary for space debris reduction was approved to move to Phase 2 of the Small Business Innovation Research program by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
Pale Blue's thruster has been adopted by Sony's satellite 'EYE', gaining attention in the industry.
Pale Blue is a startup originating from the University of Tokyo that is developing electric thrusters using water as a propellant.
Pale Blue's electric thrusters are characterized by being low-cost, easy to handle, and free from the risks associated with conventional propellants like xenon and hydrazine.
Pale Blue was approved to transition to Phase 2 of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's Small and Medium Enterprises Innovation Creation Promotion Project (SBIR Phase 3) by the stage gate review committee.