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NorthStar’s block of four satellites, built and operated by Spire, will simultaneously monitor all near-Earth orbits from space.
NorthStar Earth and Space raised $35,000,000 in a Series C funding round led by private equity firm Cartesian Capital for its proposed constellation.
NorthStar’s planned 24-satellite constellation is intended to track objects as small as one centimeter in low Earth orbit, about seven centimeters in medium Earth orbit, and roughly 40–0.5 m in geostationary orbit.
NorthStar recently raised $35,000,000 to deploy a planned constellation of 24 satellites for tracking space objects.
NorthStar is assessing SSA data from Axelspace while working with clients as the company builds out services ahead of launching its first satellites.
The first three NorthStar satellites were built by Spire Global and were slated to launch in mid-2023 on Virgin Orbit.
Starting in January 2023, NorthStar will leverage Axelspace’s operational AxelGlobe constellation of five Earth observation LEO satellites to provide complementary data for space situational awareness.
NorthStar Earth & Space Inc. closed a US$35,000,000 Series C funding round led by Cartesian Capital Group through affiliated entity Pangaea Three Acquisition Holdings III, LLC.
Telesystem Space Inc. participated in NorthStar’s US$35,000,000 Series C funding round.
NorthStar will use the Series C funding to launch its Space Situational Awareness services by mid-2023.
NorthStar Earth and Space plans to use proceeds from the Series C round to accelerate plans for a constellation of 24 Space Situational Awareness satellites.
Luxembourg-based satellite operator SES announced plans last year to use NorthStar Earth and Space’s data to help manage SES’s fleet of satellites in geostationary and medium Earth orbit.
NorthStar intends to launch its space-based Space Situational Awareness services by mid-2023.
NorthStar Earth and Space’s Series C funding round brings the total amount the company has raised to nearly $100,000,000.
NorthStar Earth and Space aims to track objects roughly 40 to 0.5 m in geostationary orbit.
Cartesian Capital Group, LLC led NorthStar’s US$35,000,000 Series C funding round through an affiliated entity, Pangaea Three Acquisition Holdings III, LLC.
On 2023-01-05, NorthStar Earth and Space raised $35,000,000 ahead of plans to deploy its first three satellites 2023.
NorthStar Earth and Space had not decided whether its first three satellites would be deployed from Virgin Orbit’s base in California or from Virgin Orbit missions launching from England.
NorthStar Earth & Space Inc. closed a US$35,000,000 Series C funding round on 2023-01-05.
Spire Global will launch its next-generation 16U satellites to orbit in 2023 carrying payloads for NorthStar Earth & Space and GHGSat.