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The Varda Space Industries W-5 capsule landed at the Koonibba Test Range in South Australia operated by Southern Launch.
The partnership with Southern Launch allows Lux Aeterna to validate key elements of its reusable satellite platform.
Southern Launch will provide end-to-end services for each orbital re-entry, including regulatory approvals, range operations, air and maritime coordination, and recovery operations.
South Australian Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science Joe Szakacs has congratulated Southern Launch and Lux Aeterna on their partnership agreement, which ensures future operations in South Australia.
Under an agreement, two Lux Aeterna Delphi satellites will return to the Koonibba Test Range with Southern Launch in 2027.
Southern Launch operates the Koonibba Test Range in partnership with the Koonibba Community Aboriginal Corporation.
Southern Launch is recognized as the leading range service provider for orbital re-entries globally.
Southern Launch will serve as the end-to-end service provider for the re-entry missions.
Southern Launch provides bespoke mission services for orbital launch, sub-orbital missions, and orbital re-entries for the global space industry.
Southern Launch and Lux Aeterna have finalized a contract to conduct orbital re-entries of reusable satellite infrastructure at the Koonibba Test Range in South Australia.
Southern Launch operates two facilities: the Koonibba Test Range and the Whalers Way Orbital Launch Complex.
Southern Launch is responsible for securing regulatory approvals, managing range operations, coordinating air and maritime safety, and leading the recovery of the hardware upon landing.
Lux Aeterna has signed a contract with Southern Launch to conduct a re-entry test for its reusable satellite bus, Delphi.
The Southern Launch infrastructure at Whalers Way and Koonibba can support a high cadence of missions for international customers.
Southern Launch's collaboration with INNOSPACE includes support for satellite launches, technology demonstrations, and space-manufactured product return missions.
The arrangement with Southern Launch strengthens INNOSPACE's international launch service capability.
INNOSPACE will begin operations under a partnership with Southern Launch in 2026, planned to continue for at least a decade.
AtSpace and Southern Launch teams began recovery of the A01 rocket by helicopter from the Koonibba Test Range after the flight.
The Koonibba Test Range was developed by Southern Launch in partnership with the Koonibba Community Aboriginal Corporation.
Southern Launch supported AtSpace in the development and launch of the A01 rocket technology.