Roundtable experts will strategize on how to advance space weather forecasting and research efforts, and improve preparedness for space weather events. Roundtable experts will strategize on how to advance space weather forecasting and research efforts, and improve preparedness for space weather events. LOUISVILLE, Co., July 13, 2022 — The U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine selected Dr. Geoff Crowley, CEO and Founder of Louisville-based Orion Space Solutions, to co-chair its recently created Government-University-Commercial Space Weather Roundtable. Created to expand public understanding of space weather’s social and economic impact, the roundtable realizes a recommendation of the Promoting Research and Observations of Space Weather to Improve the Forecasting of Tomorrow (PROSWIFT) Act, which became law in October 2020. Roundtable members will facilitate exchange of information and understanding among government participants in the Space Weather Operations, Research, and Mitigation (SWORM) Interagency Working Group, the academic community, and the commercial space weather sector to support space weather-related decisions. The roundtable includes 17 space weather experts and stakeholders selected from government, industry, and academia. The group will focus on issues including developing resilience to severe space weather events, communication of risk from space weather events, and identifying steps to improve research to operations and operations to research pathways. “Space weather forecasting is in infancy as compared to weather forecasting – leveraging PROSWIFT direction, the U.S. Government hopes to expand public awareness of potentially disastrous effects of severe space weather on ground-based and space-based assets,” explains Crowley. “The group includes scientists, engineers and policy experts, and environmental (Earth, space, and Sun) professionals who will help identify pathways to improve the nation’s space weather understanding and actionable responses to extreme events.” In convening senior-level decision makers, scientists, and industry experts, the Space Weather Roundtable will facilitate advances in the scientific knowledge of space weather phenomena, forecasting of space weather events, and impacts of space weather on Earth. “Since inception in 2005, Orion Space Solutions has taken a similar approach, turning scientific understanding of space into actionable information that supports our customers and the public good,” Crowley says. Previous Next Jul 27, 2022 OSS Founder and CEO Co-chairs New National Academies of Sciences Space Weather Roundtable

OSS technology will allow users to visualize the Earth's past and present, and predict future environment OSS technology will allow users to visualize the Earth's past and present, and predict future environment LOUISVILLE, Co., October 13, 2022 — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has awarded Orion Space Solutions a grant to build a dynamic, seamless one-stop platform to process, analyze, and visualize Earth observations using advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies. The resulting system will further human understanding of environmental change on Earth, considering both current and past environments to provide important insights on rapidly changing environments. "Leveraging AI technologies and digital solutions, the platform being developed for NOAA will automate processing, analysis, and visualization of Earth observations collected by spaceborne, airborne, and ground-based sensors,” says Wanli Wu, project principal investigator at Orion. “Our system seamlessly connects space, atmosphere, land, and ocean observations from NOAA and elsewhere in a single location, allowing users to reconstruct past and present Earth environments. It can also act as frontend infrastructure supporting operational numerical weather prediction models.” Wu and his OSS colleagues have deep AI, modeling and data expertise. With partners Booz Allen Hamilton providing digital twin technology capabilities, and the National Center for Atmospheric Research providing Earth system modeling and data knowledge, the team will transform NOAA’s wealth of data collected from various sensors and platforms into valuable knowledge. Digital twin technology acts as a real-time digital counterpart of a physical object or process, for example digitally replicating how an ecosystem looks before and after wildfire. It seamlessly “connects the dots” across data sources, bringing Earth observation data to a single place for processing, analysis, and visualization. In doing this, the platform provides unprecedented visibility and insight into the data and, in the example, a view on current or future ecosystem impacts. “Booz Allen is excited to demonstrate our track record of building intelligent, AI-powered digital twins from design to implementation, bringing scalable, open-source technology solutions that will deliver immediate impact for NOAA’s mission to monitor our changing global environment,” says Munjeet Singh, Booz Allen senior vice president and leader of the firm’s Bright Labs incubator. “The team brings a depth of AI, data science, and digital twin expertise to bear, developing new ways to support NOAA in better understanding and addressing pressing environmental challenges,” says Rachel Hauser, Orion Space Solutions’ Senior Director of Business Development. Previous Next Oct 13, 2022 Orion Space Solutions to Develop State-of-the-Art Earth Observation Processing System for NOAA

Orion Space Solutions announced today that it has been awarded additional work from the United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command to support the Tetra-6 mission. Orion Space Solutions announced today that it has been awarded additional work from the United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command to support the Tetra-6 mission. CHANTILLY, Va., Nov. 19, 2024 — Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, announced today that it has been awarded additional work from the United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) to support the Tetra-6 mission. The additional four-year award extends Orion’s Tetra-5 prime contract, and work on both missions will address the challenge of refueling in space. The Tetra-6 mission will further enhance the capability of on-orbit refueling by demonstrating an additional refueling capability than the one used by the Tetra-5 spacecraft. Orion’s Tetra-6 SmallSat prototype spacecraft is already under development and is expected to launch in 2027, just two years after its predecessor program. Both programs will have at least a two-year mission life in geostationary orbit (GEO). “We are thrilled to expand our partnership with SSC to thoroughly demonstrate and evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of on-orbit refueling,” said Chad Fish, president and general manager of Orion. “We believe that the Orion solutions will deliver cost-effective capabilities in support of the USSF’s mission to achieve dynamic space operations.” Once launched, Orion will be the first company to have deployed assets demonstrating refueling at GEO, as well as the first to host all available commercial refueling mechanisms. “Our Orion team of expert engineers and scientists have a knack for solving some of the most complex and never-been-solved-before challenges in support of national security space missions,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and chief executive officer of Arcfield. “I am proud of the team on this achievement and look forward to two successful missions ahead for our SSC customer.” About Orion Space Solutions, an Arcfield Company Orion, a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, was born from the vision to apply fundamental space physics knowledge to real-world problems. A leader in the small satellite industry, Orion leverages scientific and engineering expertise to develop unique solutions to address complex space-based challenges to turn science into data and data into knowledge. Visit orion.arcfield.com for more details. Previous Next Nov 19, 2024 Orion Space Solutions to expand its work demonstrating refueling in space capabilities for U.S. Space Force

Orion provides detailed space mission planning and design expertise throughout the mission lifetime—from formulation through implementation to on orbit mission operations—we have the expertise and experience to deliver successful space missions. Orion Revolutionizes Real-Time Weather Data Collection Orion announces a major advancement in global real-time weather data collection with the successful launch of its Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI). The innovative Electro-Optical/Infrared sensor provides critical weather data to government agencies, bolstering warfighter capability. READ MORE END-TO-END SPACE MISSION SOLUTIONS Orion provides detailed space mission planning and design expertise throughout the mission lifetime—from formulation through implementation to on-orbit mission operations—we have the expertise and experience to deliver successful space missions. LEARN MORE Orion Space Solutions Expands Space Refueling Efforts for U.S. Space Force Orion Space Solutions announces that it has been awarded additional work from the United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) to support the Tetra-6 mission. READ MORE SUPPORT THE MISSION. SECURE THE NATION. Every day we play a critical role in securing the nation by providing government customers with unparalleled expertise, technology and commitment. Are you up for the challenge? EXPLORE CAREERS ORION SPACE SOLUTIONS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES RROCI Orion's state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared weather system spacecraft is now on orbit! READ MORE CUSTOMIZED SPACE SOLUTIONS ACROSS EVERY DOMAIN As scientists and engineers, Orion knows what it takes to collect quality data and how to use it. We leverage innovative solutions—including small satellites, miniaturized instruments, models and data products—to deliver actionable insights to our customers. LEARN MORE DEMONSTRATING CAPABILITIES. DELIVERING SYSTEMS. Orion’s SmallSat science missions demonstrate our proven ability to achieve mission success—regardless of how demanding or rigorous the requirements. LEARN MORE Orion Space Solutions uses AI for Advanced Data Processing for NOAA Orion Space Solutions announces that it has been awarded new work from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to support its Advanced Access Methods for Earth Observations Digital Twin program. READ MORE Orion Space Solutions recognized with SFA Innovation Award Recognized for mission design, technical ingenuity and operational excellence, the award highlights Orion Space Solutions’ pioneering work in space domain awareness, weather prediction and sustainable operation. READ MORE Orion provides atmospheric modeling data to SSC Orion has been awarded a one-year contract to deliver atmospheric density data-as-a-service to the U.S. Space Systems Command (SSC) Space Domain Awareness (SDA) Tools Applications and Processing (TAP) Lab. The data will be calculated and delivered using the company’s proprietary Dragster algorithm and software. READ MORE FOR EARTH, SPACE AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN SERVICES Orion Space Solutions helps customers gain low-cost access to space through innovative SmallSat sensors and subsystems. Our robust satellite system designs, in-depth analyses, and advanced technical and scientific capabilities ensure mission success. LEARN MORE MISSIONS We understand the science, objectives and requirements that drive successful mission architectures. Orion gained this in-depth understanding through the development and execution of two decades worth of our own successful space-based missions. LEARN MORE CAREERS Whether you are just starting your career or are an experienced professional, Orion is always seeking new minds to advance the innovation and technology we work on every day. LEARN MORE NEWSROOM Explore the Orion newsroom to stay up to date on our latest missions, news and business and industry developments. Learn about all things Orion in the marketplace. READ MORE Check out our latest white paper on space weather Satellites are the backbone of modern security, communications, and intelligence. But solar storms and geomagnetic disruptions can put them at risk. Discover how national security and critical operations can remain resilient against these unseen challenges. DOWNLOAD NOW

Leader in SmallSatellite domain for more than 15 years rebrands to better represent the company’s space science heritage and engineering capabilities Leader in SmallSatellite domain for more than 15 years rebrands to better represent the company’s space science heritage and engineering capabilities LOUISVILLE, Co., February 1, 2022 — Atmospheric & Space Technology Research Associates, LLC, or “ASTRA” announces completion of a major rebranding and is now doing business as Orion Space Solutions (OSS). “Our new identity – Orion Space Solutions, LLC – continues to emphasize our space domain expertise and history of imagining, implementing, and actualizing all aspects of our customers’ space mission requirements,” says Geoff Crowley, Orion Space Solutions CEO. “Moreover, it supports our ongoing growth, allowing the company to be even better.” Established in 2005, Orion Space Solutions, LLC (OSS) has specialized in Science, Technology, and Applications, and is first and foremost a technology development and demonstration company. The Company’s excellence in its core competencies has enabled it to achieve rapid revenue growth over the past five years. It is a key partner to government agencies, as well as large industry participants and universities. OSS is an agile player that provides end-to-end R&D, product development, and product management services. It designs and develops sensors and satellite missions, models the space environment, and manages missions post-launch. The company applies expertise and state-of-the-art technology to address customer’s complex challenges, including satellite and defense-related hardware, and software. OSS is staged for significant growth in 2022 and beyond, driven by near-term product launches, and expansion into new markets. Orion Space Solutions will continue to provide the same responsive service and products that customers and partners have come to expect from ASTRA for meeting space mission needs. “The only thing changing is our name – we will continue developing and delivering end-to-end space solutions, uninterrupted,” COO Chad Fish says. About Orion Space Solutions (OSS): OSS, formerly known as ASTRA, LLC , was born out of the vision for applying fundamental space physics knowledge to real-world problems. OSS is a leader in the “New Space” small satellite industry and atmospheric and space physics. We leverage our scientific and engineering expertise to develop unique solutions addressing complex space physics challenges, miniaturized sensors, modeling capabilities, and data analytics; OSS turns science into data, & data into knowledge. Previous Next Jan 26, 2022 ATMOSPHERIC & SPACE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOCIATES BECOMES ORION SPACE SOLUTIONS (dBA)

Orion Space Solutions manufactures the EDGE topographic and bathymetric LiDAR system for shallow water mapping and surveying. EDGE LIDAR Orion’s patented EDGE LiDAR overcomes the limitations of traditional bathymetric LiDAR, delivering a first-of-its-kind, 2-in-1 topographic + bathymetric mapping solution that helps you acquire previously unavailable high-definition data in real-time, with unprecedented resolution. RIVERINE INFRASTRUCTURE NEAR SHORE Seeing beyond the surface EDGE provides high-definition measurements both above and below the water surface and accurately measures the transition from land to water. Additionally, we provide simultaneous water and bottom surface detection at centimeter-level accuracy and precision from shore through shallow waters. LEARN MORE LEARN MORE Next-gen bathymetric surveying for underwater applications Fully autonomous and platform agnostic, EDGE can be deployed with common-use UAVs to detect underwater objects, measure shallow water depths and survey critical infrastructure. Streams, rivers, ponds and lakes Infrastructure inspection Near-shore / coastal environments Military logistics Water resource management Industrial retention ponds Small package. Big results. EDGE is the optimal choice for small scale tactical surveys where high-definition mapping of shallow waters (0-10m depths) is needed: System specifications: AGL ALTITUDE 30+ meters SYSTEM WEIGHT WITH BATTERY 5 kgs DEPTH PENETRATION 0-10 meters LASER CLASS 3R eye safe Awards and recognition JABLTCX Sebastian Sizgoric Technical Achievement Award International LiDAR Mapping Forum Outstanding Innovation Award Finalist Resources EDGE Product Introduction Learn more about the EDGE LiDAR system 1.2 MB EDGE Specifications System specifications for the EDGE LiDAR system 691 KB Case Study: Charting Coastal Depths Coastal mapping case study using the EDGE 2 MB Case Study: Unlocking River Dynamics Riverine mapping case study using the EDGE 2.4 MB Case Study: Beneath the Bridge Infrastructure inspection case study using the EDGE 1.4 MB Case Study: Enhancing Efficiency Learn more about our simulation experiments 1.5 MB FILE NAME DESCRIPTION SIZE DOWNLOAD Overcome the limitations of traditional bathymetric LiDAR First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Message* Submit

Orion’s Chip Scale Atomic Clock provides critical positioning and tracking data for the CAPSTONE Moon Mission Orion’s Chip Scale Atomic Clock provides critical positioning and tracking data for the CAPSTONE Moon Mission LOUISVILLE, Co., July 18, 2022 — NASA launched its Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System Technology Operations and Navigation Experiment (CAPSTONE) on June 28, as a part of the Artemis program, to study a specific orbit for the future Gateway lunar station. Led by Advanced Space, this mission is test driving orbital analysis that will enable NASA’s future exploration efforts. Orion Space Solutions (OSS) provides a critical satellite component that will support mission success. Space systems need reliable timing information when flying beyond well-understood orbits, into regions where GPS and other communication signals lose contact with Earth-based systems or control centers. Lacking the information provided by these standard communications, mission operators lose positioning and navigation knowledge and capabilities. The longer a system goes without updated information, the more likely it can drift away from its intended trajectory, resulting in higher potential for mission error or risk. To address this problem, OSS engineers developed the Chip Scale Atomic Clock, or CSAC, as an important part of the CAPSTONE experiment. CSAC is a precision clock able to provide critical positioning and timing data while the small satellite is in the near-rectilinear halo orbit, which is the planned orbit for the Gateway station to the moon on its future lunar mission. The low size, weight, and power of the CSAC system means it is easily integrated into CubeSats and other small satellites. Several OSS space-based programs use CSAC, giving the equipment flight-proven status. “OSS engineers and scientists develop space solutions that work,” says Mr. Erik Stromberg, OSS Senior Director of Special Programs. “With humans returning to the moon, CSAC’s ability to maintain positioning and timing data for any potential dropouts in signal are essential contributions to keeping astronauts and satellites safe for programs, such as CAPSTONE.” “CSAC will provide reliable timing information to maintain a highly accurate positioning indicator for when systems have a loss of communication or positioning for the CAPSTONE mission. While the halo orbit will not put the spacecraft behind the moon, allowing for stable communication back to Earth, no spacecraft has ever operated in the designated orbit for this mission before,” explains Mr. Gerald Thompson, Senior VP of Strategy. CAPSTONE is set to arrive at the moon in November, when it will begin its 6-month long primary mission. Previous Next Jul 17, 2022 Orion Space Solutions supports CAPSTONE Program for NASA Moon Missions

Team of mostly small aerospace companies wins USSF mission development contract Team of mostly small aerospace companies wins USSF mission development contract LOUISVILLE, Co., August 16, 2022 — U.S. Space Force (USSF) has awarded Orion Space Solutions a contract to develop three spacecraft in support of USSF’s mission to advance and launch new technologies in space. Working with partners Hera Systems, Inc. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., and SCOUT Space Inc., Orion Space Solutions (OSS) brings together a diversified, highly capable team to build and deploy new satellites to geostationary orbit (GEO). Satellites in GEO orbits fly at a height where the satellite’s orbital period equals the Earth’s rotational speed. This allows a satellite to “sit” in space, viewing a single location on the Earth over time. “The OSS team looks forward to supporting USSF,” says Chad Fish, the project’s principal investigator and COO of Orion Space Solutions. “The team, comprised largely of small, non-traditional aerospace businesses, demonstrates the depth of skill, as well as agility and innovation that small business delivers to U.S. government programs and more broadly within the aerospace industry.” The OSS team offers deep experience in building mission-specific systems, including spacecraft and payload design, assembly, integration, and testing capabilities, as well as mission operations and ground support. The OSS Team’s small satellites – for this mission, about the size of two carry-on bags – offers the USSF a “New Space” agile, lower-cost access to space mission solution. End to end, USSF anticipates a 5-year development and mission for the program in support of its Tetra-5 Space Vision program. Previous Next Aug 16, 2022 Orion Space Solutions Team Selected to Lead U.S. Space Force Tetra-5 Mission

Gathering of power industry and solar science experts in April focuses on early warning needs and opportunities Gathering of power industry and solar science experts in April focuses on early warning needs and opportunities LOUISVILLE, Co., April 28, 2022 — Our electric grid is at the whim of the natural world’s powerful forces – wind, lightning, Sun. As the solar cycle ramps back up in activity (a regular occurrence after relatively quiet period), the power grid reawakens to the threat of space weather, which has the potential to push the system beyond its tipping point. Space weather is a global and imminent threat, falling in the same likelihood of occurrence in the next five years as “pandemic influenza,”[1] but society is less prepared for a space weather disaster than another pandemic. Power grids are complex systems and solar activity resulting in geomagnetic storms can wreak havoc on grid infrastructure. Current ability to predict such storms exists, but is only as mature as weather prediction was 50 years ago. This makes good communication between scientists, emergency managers, and those in charge of the power grid essential. Such communications are often stymied by lack of common vocabulary and technical focus and understanding between the groups. Orion Space Solutions’ (OSS) Ryan McGranaghan[2] and his university and power grid collaborators strive to change this reality through the concept of convergence ,[3] or a radical merging of innovative ideas, approaches, and technologies from a diverse range of sectors and expertise. Through a National Science Foundation-funded workshop (Award Number: AGS-2131047) and with the understanding that to reimagine grid resilience, data from diverse fields must be open and broadly usable and the traditionally disparate communities must be connected, McGranaghan brought together experts from diverse fields to share expertise and take advantage of the spectrum of innovation, knowledge, and assets available within and across these groups. The group was animated by three questions: What are the research & development and operational gaps that emerge from a holistic view of the Sun-to-Power Grid system and what solutions can we imagine to address them? What is the composition of the teams that can create these solutions? How do we connect these gaps to existing programs and form bridges across them? “We designed this event based on a convergence approach to Sun-to-Power Grid resilience, recognizing that national-scale societal challenges require transdisciplinary collaboration and novel ways to facilitate it”, says Dr. McGranaghan of OSS. “So we created a simulation game that enabled individuals from every part of the system to communicate, learn, and understand.” The interactions were facilitated through an extreme space weather simulation game--a table-top coupled with simulation and observational data in an interactive environment to reveal novel research and development gaps for the Sun-to-Power Grid System. The novel simulation game identified linkages across knowledge areas to better anticipate, understand, and respond to effects of space weather on the nation’s power grids. The engaging three-day workshop generated new understanding about the complex sun-to-power grid system by converging the range of communities that are involved, identifying the research & development and operational gaps, and proposing solutions for those gaps. In a close, and novel, partnership with RWI Synthetics[4] , they demonstrated the human dimension of socio-economic impacts of outage by synthesizing the entire population of Washington DC, including social, economic, and medical details to model and visualize the individualized impacts of outage on the population of a city. The event was organized into three days: the simulation game, synthesizing lessons learned and gaps, and systems-building, which had teams of data scientists and domain scientists and engineers work together to prototype solutions. Critical outcomes include: A lessons learned database that cover how to achieve convergent interactions and guidance for future Sun-to-Power Grid interactions; Enumerated and organized R&D gaps that can guide the community in setting policy, advocating resources, and proposing new projects; and A knowledge base of simulation data, literature, a community exchange platform, and a template for running simulation games. The workshop is the next step in the successful NSF Convergence Accelerator Project the Convergence Hub for the Exploration of Space Science (CHESS)[5] which pioneered the paradigm-shifting convergent approach to Sun-to-Power Grid research, development, and operations. “Space weather is about societal resilience, multiphysics, and multiscale. This simulation game embodied all three facets”, says Dr. Mangala Sharma, Program Director for Space Weather Research at the NSF. The community the CHESS project has been cultivating along with existing programs and projects in the field includes representatives from the National Science Foundation, NASA, Department of Energy, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), United States Geological Survey (USGS), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), several national space weather programs, and numerous academic and private institutions. [1] https://assets.lloyds.com/assets/pdf-solar-storm-risk-to-the-north-american-electric-grid/1/pdf-Solar-Storm-Risk-to-the-North-American-Electric-Grid.pdf [2] http://www.ryanmcgranaghan.com/ [3] https://www.nsf.gov/od/oia/convergence/index.jsp [4] https://rwisynthetics.com/ [5] https://www.chessscience.com/ Previous Next Apr 27, 2022 Uptick in Solar Activity Parallels Discussion on Effects of Space Weather on the Electrical Grid

At Orion Space Solutions, we develop thoughtful solutions to solve complex challenges across a multitude of fields. Our customized technology and data solutions are used to achieve greater space domain awareness, understand the broader impacts of climate change, and strengthen our national security. SCIENCE AND DATA ANALYTICS At Orion Space Solutions, we develop thoughtful solutions to solve complex challenges across a multitude of fields. Our customized technology and data solutions are used to achieve greater space domain awareness, understand the broader impacts of climate change and strengthen our national security. Building on a foundation of space science We believe that science is paramount. That’s why we apply it to everything that we do. With decades of experience in science, engineering and data analytics, our team utilizes deep scientific understanding and expertise in every aspect of space physics to produce new interpretations of data and model output, and new insights and discoveries for our customers. CONTACT US Observation System Simulation Experiments (OSSEs) Orion’s software tools quantify the impact of various measurements for both ionospheric and thermospheric specification, enabling vital ‘analysis of alternatives’ exercises, and helping to maximize the utility of new sensors through OSSEs. With Orion’s OSSE Tool (OSSET), government agencies can realize millions of dollars in savings by preventing the deployment of unnecessary or redundant sensors. OSSET also offers users a numerical experiment that provides critical data to better inform these complex and expensive choices. Intelligent data for a smarter planet Creating actionable insights is the goal of all of Orion’s technological development. We support a multitude of industries and services that are essential for living not only in a smarter nation—but on a smarter planet. TROPOSPHERIC WEATHER Atmospheric data collection and modeling for weather forecasting, managing economic impact and business interruption and long-term climate change insight. COMMUNICATIONS From GPS to the various communication methods we use, our atmospheres affect how we use these devices and their ability to function when needed. SPACE ENVIRONMENT MONITORING AND RISK MANAGEMENT Using data to help government and commercial entities manage risk for launch decisions and space operational hazards to humans, property and spacecraft. CLIMATE CHANGE Collecting and analyzing actionable intelligence for governments and businesses to operate more efficiently, profitably, and with greater social responsibility related to our resources, our environment and the sustainability of our planet. SPACE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT Orion’s data and modeling tools help mission managers operate spacecraft more efficiently and safely through improved orbital analysis. AGRICULTURE Water, food and oxygen are the most critical elements to human existence on Earth. Collecting and analyzing atmospheric and terrestrial data to produce, sustain and protect these resources.

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Orion Space Solutions provides customers with state-of-the-art programmable instrumentation for monitoring space weather from anywhere in the world or space. Our advanced autonomous instruments cover remote regions and oceanic environments with unparalleled performance and versatility. SENSOR AND PAYLOAD DESIGN Orion Space Solutions provides customers with state-of-the-art programmable instrumentation for monitoring space weather from anywhere in the world or space. Our advanced autonomous instruments cover remote regions and oceanic environments with unparalleled performance and versatility. High performance payloads and spacecraft Orion Space Solutions has extensive experience designing and integrating high-performing payloads on small satellites. Our sensorsats are built to ensure compatibility with joint operational needs and our spacecraft platforms assure maximum flexibility in payload access and reconfigurability throughout the assembly, integration and test process. CONTACT US Orion sensor capabilities span the electromagnetic spectrum We provide integrated, comprehensive solutions for Earth observations across the spectrum—from radio frequency to high frequency and infrared—as well as supporting observations of e-field particles, and other remote and in-situ observational missions.