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E-Space To Launch Demo Satellites In Q2 Via A Rocket Lab Electron

March 21, 2022

E-Space will launch their first demo satellites during Q2 2022 to validate the systems and technology for the company’s sustainable satellite system.

This announcement marks an unprecedented timeline, according to the company, for taking a a new space innovation from idea to reality as E-Space moves to swiftly build the most sustainable, secure and cost-effective satellite network in history.

Three demo satellites, designed and build in-house by E-Space, will launch aboard Rocket Lab‘s Electron rocket from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.

E-Space aims to reduce the launch requirements for a full constellation to months instead of years, decreasing the time it takes to scale, replenish and deliver a full system. This launch is the first step in validating the technology behind E-Space’s network of secure communication satellites that will make space-based capabilities more affordable and accessible.

E-Space’s system will allow governments and companies to own private, satellite constellations that can dynamically scale their capabilities, with applications ranging from secure comms to managing remote infrastructure, while maintaining an unprecedented level of security, flexibility and resiliency.

The E-Space system has been designed with sustainability at the heart of its architecture. The satellites have small cross-sections to decrease the risk of collision from the millions of untrackable space objects and will automatically de-orbit if any systems malfunction. Eventually, the satellites will sacrificially capture an deorbit small debris to burn up on re=end, setting a new standard in space environmental management.

Following a successful launch and commissioning of the demonstration satellites, E-Space expects to have one more test launch before its commercial satellites are deployed.

“Our first satellites will provide a demonstration and test platform for our new, sustainable satellite systems,” said Greg Wyler, founder and CEO of E-Space. “E-Space will increase the speed for constellation delivery from years to months, allowing new opportunities for more people to access space-based platforms. With the help of Rocket Lab, we are excited to bring these satellites into orbit in record time.”

“E-Space is pursuing a transformational idea to open up space for all, while putting sustainability first,” said Peter Beck, Rocket Lab founder and CEO. “Rocket Lab shares this mission to help society and businesses responsibly embrace space-based applications through innovation. Electron was created to enable frequent and cost-effective access to orbit for mission such as this — ultimately allowing our customers to innovate and harness the powerof space to improve well-being on Earth.”

Filed Under: Constellation, Electron, Launch, Launch Facilities, Launch Vehicle, News

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