All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
A $400,000 contract option awarded on 2023-07-11 directs Muon Space to deliver space weather data to the U.S. Space Force.
The contract option directs Muon Space to monitor the ionosphere for the U.S. Space Force through September 2024.
MuSat-2 will share the same spacecraft bus as MuSat-1 and will be equipped with Muon Space’s first software-defined sensor.
The original $2,800,000 contract awarded in 2022 to Muon Space by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Weather Systems Branch and the Defense Innovation Unit requires Muon Space to deliver terrestrial weather products to the Air Force 557th Weather Wing from a space-based prototype microwave sensor.
Muon Space will supply the U.S. Air Force with global soil moisture and sea surface wind measurements and will supply ionospheric data to the U.S. Space Force.
Muon Space designed, built, and launched MuSat-1 in less than two years.
MuSat-2 and MuSat-3 are close behind MuSat-1 to establish a regular launch cadence for Muon Space’s Climate Constellation.
Muon Space's MuSat-1 was deployed using a CarboNIX separation system on Transporter-8.
Muon Space operates a state-of-the-art facility in Silicon Valley optimized for manufacturing spacecraft and integrating payloads at scale.
Muon Space plans to launch at least one additional satellite in October 2024 equipped with microwave and multispectral infrared instruments.
Muon Space plans two launches in 2024 to begin testing sensors designed to provide sub-hourly global measurements.
Muon Space designed, built, and launched an ESPA-class spacecraft in less than two years.
MuSat-2 and MuSat-3 are scheduled to follow MuSat-1 to establish a regular launch cadence for Muon Space’s Climate Constellation.
Muon Space launched its first satellite into orbit on 2023-06-12 on the SpaceX Transporter-8 rideshare flight.
Muon Space has raised about $35,000,000 in seed and Series A funding to date.
Muon Space raised the Series A funding to help deploy its satellite constellations and sensor payloads.
Muon Space offers turnkey Scientific Earth Observation services to organizations that do not have space competency.
Radical Ventures led the $25,000,000 Series A financing for Muon Space.
Muon Space raised $10,000,000 in Seed funding led by Costanoa Ventures with participation from Space Capital, Congruent VC, Ubiquity Ventures, South Park Commons, and Climactic VC.
Muon Space is building the Earth’s first scientific, software-defined, remote sensing constellation platform.