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Muon aims to deliver data from FireSat to operators no later than 40 minutes after observation.
The agreement with SpaceX will allow Muon’s satellites to access Starlink’s global satellite network, offering near-real-time data access for Muon customers.
The new technology will speed up access to satellite data and increase the amount of data collected by Muon customers using remote sensing payloads.
Starlink-enabled Muon satellites will beam data to the nearest Starlink satellite at a rate of 25 Gbps from distances up to 4,000 km.
Muon Space designs and builds satellite constellations using its Halo platform.
Muon Space will integrate Starlink’s mini-laser terminals into future iterations of Muon’s Halo satellite platform as soon as 2027.
Muon Space's agreement integrates its satellites into Starlink’s global digital infrastructure.
Muon Space will launch its first Halo satellite with Starlink terminals in the first quarter of 2027.
Muon Space is integrating Starlink laser terminals onboard its satellites for near real-time data transmission.
Muon Space has started integrating Starlink’s mini laser terminals into its customer constellations.
Muon no longer has to selectively bring data down, allowing for faster, more comprehensive data transmission.
Improvements from the Starlink integration will significantly benefit the FireSat wildfire detection constellation for Muon customers like Earth Fire Alliance.
Muon CTO Pascal Stang stated that the value of a satellite scales with the amount of data it can transmit.
Muon Space's customers require near real-time access to their spacecraft and payloads for tasking, compute, and data transfer.
Muon satellites have high-data-downlink capabilities of around five terabytes a day per spacecraft using direct RF downlinks.
Muon Space is integrating Starlink terminals into the FireSat constellation for the Earth Fire Alliance for wildfire detection.
Muon is already integrating mini lasers into its satellites and plans to launch its first Starlink-enabled satellite in 2027.
The integration of Starlink mini lasers allows Muon’s spacecraft to remain connected through an in-space laser mesh.
The United States Space Force awarded a $44.6 million Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Firm Fixed Price Phase III Other Transaction Authority (OTA) Agreement to Muon Space.
The Quickbeam-SBEM variant enhances Muon’s dual-use multispectral infrared imaging platform originally developed for global wildfire management.