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Future Fund, Blackbird, Funds SA, HESTA, NGS Super, Main Sequence, QIC, and Brighter Super participated in Gilmour Space’s Series E funding round.
Dr. Edward Bryant from the Mullard Space Science Laboratory stated that as stars evolve off their main sequence, they can quickly cause planets to spiral into them and be destroyed.
The research published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society examined nearly half a million stars in the early stages of post-main sequence evolution.
The $55,000,000 Series D funding round was led by Queensland Investment Corporation alongside Blackbird, Main Sequence, HostPlus, and HESTA.
The strategic investment from Lockheed Martin Ventures builds upon an earlier funding round led by Main Sequence Ventures earlier 2023.
Main Sequence led Gilmour Space’s $19,000,000 Series B round in 2018.
Main Sequence Ventures and Blackbird Ventures led Gilmour Space’s AU$19,000,000 Series B round announced 2018-09-28.
The observations and analysis of the J0705+0612 event are presented in a paper titled "ASASSN-24fw: Candidate Gas-rich Circumsecondary Disk Occultation of a Main-sequence Star" published in The Astronomical Journal.
The Series E funding round for Gilmour Space was jointly led by the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation and superannuation fund Hostplus with participation from Future Fund, Blackbird, Funds SA, HESTA, NGS Super, Main Sequence, QIC, and Brighter Super.
Directly observing a main-sequence star occulted by a disk around a secondary body is exceptionally uncommon, with only a few such systems known.