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

Previous Next RACHEL HAUSER VP, Strategic Communications As vice president of strategic communications at Orion, Rachel manages the front-line business development process. In this role, she is responsible for business opportunity planning and strategy development throughout the capture and proposal process, including identifying and managing deliverables through the entire life cycle of each new business opportunity. Prior to joining Orion, Rachel served as the director of development at the University of Colorado where she identified, developed and promoted collaborations amongst donors and government agencies. Before her time at the University of Colorado, Rachel spent 11 years with the National Center for Atmospheric Research serving as a research relations specialist and writer. She also served as the primary engagement manager for the Capacity Center for Climate Extremes working on funding and collaboration opportunities for public-private partnerships within the United States and internationally. Earlier in her career, Rachel served as the foundations and partnerships manager for the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. Rachel holds a Bachelor of Arts in physical geography and environmental studies from McGill University and is a past participant in the Arizona State University Winter School with a focus on geoengineering and governance.

44 items found for "" MISSIONS | Orion SORTIE The Scintillation Observations & Response of the Ionosphere to Electrodymanics (SORTIE) mission was designed to map and further understand the ionosphere’s wave-like plasma perturbation distributions. SORTIE deployed from the International Space Station (ISS) in 2020 and demonstrated the first successful integration, ground calibration and flight of a single-aperture ion velocity meter instrument package for ionospheric measurements from a CubeSat. As a pathfinder mission, SORTIE opens the door to a “constellation of SORTIEs” that would then help provide an instantaneous global view of the Earth’s ionospheric structure and activity. RROCI Striving to bridge gaps and improve the functionality of space-based environmental monitoring (SBEM) systems, the United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) sought a commercial prototype electro-optical / infrared weather system (EWS) mission capable of characterizing global clouds in near real-time to support Department of Defense operations. SSC selected Orion Space Solutions to produce the EWS Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (EWS RROCI). EWS RROCI utilizes commercial off-the-shelf systems to produce cloud characterization and is set to launch in March 2024. ORION-SUPPORTED MISSIONS Orion Space Solutions supports a diverse range of missions. The breadth of mission needs showcases our adaptability and depth of expertise across all operational domains. Our foundation in space science and physics allows us to deliver high-quality products and services to defense and civilian customers, and create technology solutions that can be used on Earth, in space and everywhere in between. DRAGSTER With the entrance of new international partici­pants in space and with the rapid expansion of com­mercial activities in low Earth orbit (LEO), the number of space objects needing high-fidelity tracking is growing very quickly. The USSF currently tracks more than 29,000 ob­jects in LEO, up from 20,000 just a few years ago. To address this challenge, Orion developed Dragster which improves the limitations of existing atmospheric drag models with its assimilative frame­work. This forward-look­ing design means that the Dragster tool can be op­timized to leverage an ensemble of models most appropriate for the task at hand, and future improve­ments to any such models will flow directly into Drag­ster performance. OSVW Sensor Ocean surface vector wind data is critical for weather models, forecasts, ship maneuvers and flight operations for all armed services, as well as commercial maritime shipping and drilling operations. Orion developed a SmallSat form-factor payload that uses the reflection of global positioning system signals off the ocean to measure sea state and ocean surface vector winds (OSVW) for weather forecasting. The sensor is still on-orbit and we continue to collect and analyze the data. EDGE LIDAR EDGE is the world's first small-scale topographic and bathymetric scanning LiDAR that can detect small underwater objects, measure shallow water depth, and survey critical underwater infrastructure from a small UAV platform—developed and produced at Orion. EDGE provides high-definition measurements both above and below the water surface and accurately measures the transition from land to water. Additionally, the tool provides simultaneous water and bottom surface detection at sub-centimeter accuracy and precision from shore through shallow waters—an industry first. LEARN MORE HOME | ORION SPACE SOLUTIONS 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 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 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 SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES RROCI Orion's state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared weather system spacecraft is now on orbit! 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 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 Press Releases NEWS Check out the latest news! Orion Space Solutions launches an Electro-Optical/Infrared Weather Systems (EWS) Satellite for U.S. Department of Defense support 3/7/24 Orion's state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared weather system spacecraft is now on orbit. READ MORE Orion Space Solutions Completes Critical Design Review (CDR) for U.S. Warfighter Support 1/2/24 Orion Space Solution’s Tetra-5 will now proceed to design assembly, integration, and test READ MORE Arcfield Acquires Orion Space Solutions 11/29/23 Combination will deliver space superiority and resiliency solutions to U.S. government agencies READ MORE Novel Ionosphere Images collected from Wave Glider in Pacific Ocean 4/18/23 This innovative approach allows collection of ionospheric data over the ocean from a moving platform READ MORE Orion Space Solutions to Develop State-of-the-Art Earth Observation Processing System for NOAA 10/13/22 OSS technology will allow users to visualize the Earth's past and present, and predict future environment READ MORE Orion Space Solutions Team Selected to Lead U.S. Space Force Tetra-5 Mission 8/16/22 Team of mostly small aerospace companies wins USSF mission development contract READ MORE OSS Founder and CEO Co-chairs New National Academies of Sciences Space Weather Roundtable 7/27/22 Roundtable experts will strategize on how to advance space weather forecasting and research efforts, and improve preparedness for space weather events. READ MORE Orion Space Solutions supports CAPSTONE Program for NASA Moon Missions 7/17/22 Orion’s Chip Scale Atomic Clock provides critical positioning and tracking data for the CAPSTONE Moon Mission READ MORE Uptick in Solar Activity Parallels Discussion on Effects of Space Weather on the Electrical Grid 4/27/22 Gathering of power industry and solar science experts in April focuses on early warning needs and opportunities READ MORE General Atomics and Orion Space win contracts for military weather satellites 3/2/22 The U.S. Space Force selected General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems and Orion Space Solutions to each develop and launch demonstration satellites for weather imaging and cloud characterization. READ MORE ATMOSPHERIC & SPACE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOCIATES BECOMES ORION SPACE SOLUTIONS (dBA) 1/26/22 Leader in SmallSatellite domain for more than 15 years rebrands to better represent the company’s space science heritage and engineering capabilities READ MORE U.S. Space Force SMC awards Orion Space Solutions EO/IR mission to support US warfighter 7/28/20 The U.S. Space Force’s (USSF) Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) has selected ASTRA, LLC to develop and demonstrate an Electro-Optical / Infrared (EO/IR) LEO-based cloud characterization solution that supports U.S. warfighter operations. READ MORE ATMOSPHERIC & SPACE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOCIATES BECOMES ORION SPACE SOLUTIONS (dBA) 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) General Atomics and Orion Space win contracts for military weather satellites The U.S. Space Force selected General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems and Orion Space Solutions to each develop and launch demonstration satellites for weather imaging and cloud characterization. WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force selected General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems and Orion Space Solutions to each develop and launch demonstration satellites for weather imaging and cloud characterization. The Space Systems Command announced the selection in a news release Feb. 28 but did not disclose the value of the contracts. The two companies were chosen following a three-way competition with Raytheon Technologies for the Electro-Optical/Infrared Weather System (EWS) program. Orion Space (previously known as Atmospheric & Space Technology Research Associates), based in Louisville, Colorado, will launch a cubesat in late 2022 for a one-year demonstration. Read the full story at SpaceNews . The company did not provide details of its cubesat design or industry partners in the program. General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS), based in San Diego, California, will develop a 400-kilogram satellite projected to launch in 2024 0r 2025 for a three-year demonstration. General Atomics’ satellite is intended to fill a gap in weather coverage as the military’s decades-old Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) satellites are running out of fuel and projected to be out of service between 2023 and 2026. Both demonstration satellites will be launched into a low polar orbit to collect weather imaging and cloud characterization data. “This is a major step forward for the EWS Program,” said Lt. Col. Joseph L. Maguadog, EWS materiel leader and program manager. “This EO/IR imaging capability will succeed the aging DMSP at a lower cost to the government,” he said. The EWS satellites will be used by the U.S. and NATO allies to provide weather data that is critical to military operators such as flight routes, combat search and rescue, maritime surface tracking efforts, enemy missile observation and intelligence collection. Previous Next Mar 2, 2022 General Atomics and Orion Space win contracts for military weather satellites Orion Space Solutions Completes Critical Design Review (CDR) for U.S. Warfighter Support Orion Space Solution’s Tetra-5 will now proceed to design assembly, integration, and test LOUISVILLE, Colo., January 2, 2024 —Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield , announced today that it successfully completed its critical design review (CDR) on the U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command and Air Force Research Laboratory Tetra-5 program. The Tetra-5 mission will demonstrate multi-agent autonomous rendezvous, proximity operations and docking operations for on-orbit refueling. On the Tetra-5 program, Orion is tasked with addressing the challenge of refueling in space which will ultimately extend the lifetime of spacecraft already in orbit. Orion and its team will deliver a constellation of three prototype spacecraft with autonomous collaboration capabilities that will have at least a two-year mission life at geostationary Earth orbit. Specifically, Orion and its team will demonstrate key docking capabilities for on-orbit refueling and next-generation autonomous collaboration techniques for inspection as a precursor for on-orbit servicing and anomaly resolution. The CDR, which maintained an accelerated pace and was completed within 13 months of the award announcement, marks a significant milestone for the Tetra-5 mission. “Having completed a successful CDR, Orion and our extended team look forward to continuing the successful collaboration and partnership with our government customer as we begin production work on the Tetra-5 vehicles and sensors,” said William Armijo, Orion’s vice president of space systems. “This achievement is not only a testament to Orion’s agility and innovation but expands the portfolio of space-based solutions we can deliver to our mission partners.” The Orion team was awarded the Tetra-5 program in 2022 and teammates include Hera Systems, Inc.; Booz Allen Hamilton; SCOUT Space Inc.; Sedaro; Utah State University; and ICR, Inc. Previous Next Jan 2, 2024 Orion Space Solutions Completes Critical Design Review (CDR) for U.S. Warfighter Support GERALD THOMPSON Previous Next GERALD THOMPSON SVP, Strategy In his role as senior vice president of strategy at Orion, Gerald Thompson leads the operations and business development of all capture and proposal management activities for the organization. He is responsible for ensuring customer satisfaction and retention through the entire program life cycle as well as the development and execution of Orion’s commercialization strategy. Gerald joined Orion in 2013 as the vice president of business development before moving into his current role in 2020. He also served as a board of advisors member for the company for three years before joining Orion. Earlier in his career, Gerald spent 13 years at Bona in a variety of roles but focused heavily on product innovation and operations. Throughout his tenure, Gerald enabled technology development and growth that doubled revenues for the company three times. Gerald holds a bachelor’s degree in wood science and technology with a focus in chemistry as well as a master’s degree in wood chemistry, science and engineering, both from Colorado State university. NOAA Funds Orion Space Solutions Study NOAA Funds Orion Space Solutions Study to Define Future Weather Satellite Constellation Louisville, CO, June 22, 2020—The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded ASTRA, LLC a six-month contract to design a constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) CubeSats able to meet the agency’s future global weather data requirements. Part of NOAA’s initiative to advance the capability of its Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite-R satellite series, the agency seeks next-generation weather satellite systems from various orbits. For the geostationary (GEO) orbit, ASTRA will provide a study on GEO-utilization of Common LEO Architecture for Weather (G-CLAW) for imager- and sounder-based mission architecture and constellation design to provide NOAA with novel weather imagery and data. "As an industry leader in space science technology and research, ASTRA is proud to be chosen by NOAA to provide a next-generation LEO constellation architecture study that delivers a sustainable and cost-beneficial platform in support of NOAA’s mission to understand and predict changes to climate, weather, oceans, and our coastlines," says Bill Baker, ASTRA Senior Vice President of Data Solutions. With support from Science and Technology Corporation and Lockheed Martin, ASTRA will study a common 12U satellite approach, hosting a suite of infrared and microwave sounders, a GPS/GNSS sounder, and imager concepts that meet the mission requirements and standards for NOAA. "Data generated by satellite imagers/sounders in LEO and GEO orbits fuel NOAA's weather models and real-time forecasting capabilities, ensuring that the nation's decision makers have highly capable systems able to support critical decisions," says Dr. Scott Jensen, project principal investigator and ASTRA's Sr. Vice President for Technology. "ASTRA looks forward to providing NOAA with our G-CLAW study showing how a LEO constellation architecture may be used to meet LEO/GEO data needs and the agency's mission requirements for its next-generation satellite systems." Previous Next Jun 21, 2020 NOAA Funds Orion Space Solutions Study Orion Space Solutions launches an Electro-Optical/Infrared Weather Systems (EWS) Satellite for U.S. Department of Defense support Orion's state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared weather system spacecraft is now on orbit. CHANTILLY, Va., March 7, 2024 — Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, announced today that its Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI) satellite successfully launched on Monday, March 4. This state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) weather system (EWS) spacecraft will provide high-resolution Earth observations and infrared data, allowing for accurate and up-to-date weather forecasting for the U.S. Space Force’s (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC). SSC selected Orion and its team of partners to design, develop and demonstrate its 8-channel RROCI prototype in support of its EWS program. Orion’s RROCI imager utilizes commercial off-the-shelf systems to characterize cloud cover, mitigate weather risk, and provide on-the-ground weather data. During its one-year demonstration, the RROCI payload will also compare its outputs to existing U.S. weather satellite data, all from a 12U CubeSat that meets USSF’s rigorous demonstration mission requirements. "We are thrilled to support the U.S. Space Force with our advanced weather satellite," said Chad Fish, Orion general manager and president. "Ensuring the safety and success of military operations such as maritime surface tracking, adversarial missile observation and intelligence collection, depends on having access to reliable weather data. We believe RROCI’s capabilities will make a significant contribution in this regard and are honored to be trusted with this work." The Orion team of expert engineers and scientists developed the RROCI satellite for USSF from its state-of-the-art facilities in Louisville, CO. The novel spacecraft has undergone rigorous testing to ensure its capabilities meet the government’s required demonstration mission capabilities. Over the next 12 months, the Orion team will manage on-orbit operations and data collection for RROCI. “Not only does this deployment mark a significant milestone for Arcfield, as we continue to expand our portfolio of space-based solutions through our Orion business,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and cheif executive officer of Arcfield. “It also marks a significant milestone for our Department of Defense mission partners as we work together to develop innovative solutions in support of our nation’s space superiority objective.” Previous Next Mar 7, 2024 Orion Space Solutions launches an Electro-Optical/Infrared Weather Systems (EWS) Satellite for U.S. Department of Defense support Team DARLA AMMIDOWN Chief of Staff WILL ARMIJO VP, Space Systems DAN KNIGHT VP, Sensors and Data Integration CRYSTAL FRAZIER VP, Engineering, Calibration and Testing CHAD FISH President and GM GERALD THOMPSON SVP, Strategy JUNK WILSON SVP, Military Relations JOHN NOTO, Ph.D. Chief Scientist RACHEL HAUSER VP, Strategic Communications Our Leadership Our expert leadership team represents top talent from across government, academia and contracting who are passionate about the limitless power of science. They harness that power to develop novel space-based solutions to solve our customers’ most complex space-related national security and intelligence challenges. U.S. Space Force SMC awards Orion Space Solutions EO/IR mission to support US warfighter The U.S. Space Force’s (USSF) Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) has selected ASTRA, LLC to develop and demonstrate an Electro-Optical / Infrared (EO/IR) LEO-based cloud characterization solution that supports U.S. warfighter operations. Louisville, CO, July 28, 2020–The U.S. Space Force’s (USSF) Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) has selected ASTRA, LLC to develop and demonstrate an Electro-Optical / Infrared (EO/IR) LEO-based cloud characterization solution that supports U.S. warfighter operations. Striving to bridge gaps and improve functionality of Space-Based Environmental Monitoring (SBEM) systems, USSF SMC sought a commercial prototype EO/IR Weather System (EWS) mission capable of characterizing global clouds in near real-time to support Department of Defense operations. "An industry leader in space science technology and research, ASTRA is proud to be chosen by the U.S. Space Force to provide our Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI) system to deliver near-real time cloud characterization data in support of the warfighter," says Bill Baker, ASTRA Sr. Vice President of Data Solutions. SMC selected ASTRA, in collaboration with Lockheed Martin, Science and Technology Corporation, Pumpkin Inc., and Atmospheric & Environmental Research (AER), for the first phase of the EWS mission to design, develop, and demonstrate its 8-channel RROCI prototype. ASTRA’s imager will utilize commercial off-the-shelf systems to produce cloud characterization, mitigate weather risk, provide theater weather, and comparison of payload outputs to existing satellite data from a 12U satellite that meets USSF mission requirements. “USSF SMC seeks an agile, cost-effective technology to provide timely, mission-critical information to the warfighter – ASTRA’s proposed prototype will achieve this,” explains Dr. Scott Jensen, the project’s principal investigator and ASTRA Sr. Vice President for Technology. “Our solution assures easy implementation and rapid refresh of new technology into the architecture as required, and will meet both government and commercial SBEM requirements.” ASTRA’s proposed solution will provide a cost-effective and agile demonstration mission, reducing risk and demonstrating readily available commercial technology that meets USSF’s required operational mission capabilities. Previous Next Jul 28, 2020 U.S. Space Force SMC awards Orion Space Solutions EO/IR mission to support US warfighter SMALLSAT AND CUBESAT SPACECRAFT | Orion SMALLSAT AND CUBESAT SPACECRAFT Orion makes our customers’ next big idea an engineering reality in a microsatellite package; capable of meeting the most rigorous mission requirements. Low-cost access to space We help our customers utilize low-cost access to space by providing: Innovative SmallSat sensors and subsystems System design based on customers’ measurement requirements and scientific needs Specialization in miniaturization of sensor and other instrumentation In-depth mission analysis to ensure mission success and scientific closure CONTACT US Our spacecraft’s main applications: Space science Mission and system design of SmallSat and CubeSat platforms Modeling SmallSat subsystem and ground segment interactions Simulating operational scenarios Remote sensing design and analysis services Space physics research and data Space awareness Monitoring space assets and debris for spacecraft drag, wear and tear, and collision avoidance Solar activity for global climate inflection Electro-magnetic disturbances to avoid power grid disruption and communication outages Radiation emittance to reduce risk of exposure to astronauts Synoptic climatology and trending of atmospheric parameters Previous 1 2 3 4 Next