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| Max Load N | 100 |
| Dry Mass Kg | 100 |
| Material System | ESPA Class |
| Interface Points | 100 |
| Fundamental Frequency Hz | 2024-03-04 |
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“Aries is a 100-kilogram satellite bus designed to accommodate up to 150 kg of payload.”
6445e4e1-6039-40d9-8c92-ad310d00c70d“Apex launched its first Aries spacecraft on SpaceX’s Transporter-10 mission on 2024-03-04.”
“Aries is an ESPA-class 100 kg bus that can support payloads up to 100 kg.”
18829743-0ec7-4efb-a7ca-d281e5362c51“Apex completed Aries as an ESPA-class spacecraft bus weighing 100 kg that can accommodate an additional 100 kg of payload.”
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Apex is building its first Aries spacecraft now and projects production scaling to five satellites in 2024, 20 in 2025, and as many as 100 in 2026.
The Aries satellite bus is scheduled to fly for the first time on SpaceX’s Transporter-10 mission targeted for no earlier than January 2024.