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Open Cosmos and RHEA Group selected Virgin Orbit’s UK business to launch the DOVER Pathfinder satellite to low Earth orbit from Spaceport Cornwall later 2022.
ESA awarded a 5,200,000 EUR contract to Open Cosmos to develop plans for a space weather monitoring constellation.
Open Cosmos is partnering with IPGP, which is part of Université Paris Cité and serves as the scientific lead for NanoMagSat.
The Open Cosmos-led consortium will use the ESA funding to de-risk technologies on the ground over the next 18 months.
Open Cosmos launched DataCosmos, a multi-satellite data platform, on 26 May.
Open Cosmos aims to fully launch DataCosmos in 2022-10-01.
Open Cosmos partnered with the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) to develop and launch the Alisio-1 satellite.
Since launching in 2017, Open Cosmos has operated space missions end-to-end including satellite manufacturing, mission management, satellite operation, and services.
Claire Cullen is Vice President of People at Open Cosmos and commits to acting as a role model to women who want to progress their careers into leadership and to offering support and coaching to enable them to achieve their full potential.
Maria Sevilla is an Assembly, Integration and Test engineer at Open Cosmos who builds and tests the company’s most advanced satellites.
The Open Cosmos team gathering featured demonstrations of projects and products being launched 2022.
Open Cosmos has been selected to design, manufacture, and commission the Alisio-1 satellite.
Open Cosmos has been selected to design, manufacture, and commission the Alisio-1 satellite.
Open Cosmos launched two commercial smallsats that were entirely created at its Harwell Campus headquarters in the United Kingdom on Monday, 2021-03-22.
Open Cosmos has invested more than £4 million in research and development, leveraged with support from the UK Space Agency and the European Space Agency through the ARTES Partnership Project; Pioneer programme, and has grown its team from five to 50 people.
Open Cosmos has 10 missions under development, including the MANTIS mission in partnership with ESA-Incubed and the UK Space Agency, which aims to provide high-resolution imagery and IOD6 in partnership with the Satellite Applications Catapult.
Each Open Cosmos satellite was integrated into the rocket deployer and ejected from the Soyuz-2.1A when the rocket reached approximately 500 km from Earth.
Open Cosmos launched two commercial nanosatellites that were created entirely at its Harwell Campus headquarters.
Open Cosmos will monitor and operate the mission from four ground stations around the globe and can manage those stations for partners through OpenOps, Open Cosmos’s satellite operations software.
The two Open Cosmos satellites completed strict testing in controlled environments and received an operations license from the UK Space Agency before launch.