LeoLab’s CEO Tony Frazier is featured on this week’s Payload Pathfinder podcast, where he discusses the critical role LeoLabs plays in building a living map of orbital activity for safe, secure space operations. Tony and host Mo Islam explored a range of topics, including: ➡ The company’s unique growth and value proposition ➡ The differentiators of a global, ground-based radar network ➡ The exponential increase in objects in orbit ➡ …
Please read all the news from LeoLabs, including how they achieved record booking, solidifying its lead in the space domain awareness and space traffic management markets. Read their news here.
LeoLabs reports Russia and China time-threatening satellite maneuvers with US holidays to avoid detection. These actions may deploy anti-satellites or covert payloads, challenging US space defense capabilities. Read full article here
Outer space is increasingly crowded with both satellites and debris. When they collide, it can cause catastrophic damage to millions of dollars’ worth of equipment. California-based LeoLabs is creating radars to track satellites, space junk, and other objects in space for government agencies and other businesses. The company is an excellent example of how private industry has disrupted areas previously occupied by the government, said Anderson. Read more.
LeoLabs is pleased to announce that we will provide our Launch and Early Orbit tracking service to SpaceX’s customers as part of their SmallSat Rideshare Program. Drawing on the success of providing this service to satellite operators on the Transporter-1 mission, LeoLabs will provide this support to users for the next six Transporter missions plus multiple smaller rideshares. Read more here.
