🛰ALL DEPLOYMENTS CONFIRMED🛰 We deployed 34 satellites from @SpaceX 's Falcon 9 over the week-end! Thank you to all our new and returning customers, who entrusted us with the deployment of their first satellites, their new tech, and their constellations! Ad astra! 💫
Following the successful launch of BRO-10 & BRO-11 last Saturday with @SpaceX, we're thrilled to announce that we've made contact with our two BROs! Unseenlabs now possesses even greater capabilities in detecting radio frequency signals for Maritime Domain Awareness🌍 ©SpaceX
EnduroSat launches 5 satellites via Transporter 93,2,1… Thrilled that our latest satellites have reached orbit successfully.We acquired signal for all 5 platforms built by EnduroSat in the Transporter 9 mission!We are happy to start with the operational phase
Can you spot Kepler’s new Pathfinder satellites? We are so excited to be onboard the SpaceX Transporter-9 for the November 11th launch out of Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. Our first pair of SDA-compatible optical data relay satellites are equipped with Tesat-Spacecom Scot 80 Optical Terminals, enabling Kepler to deliver data at lightspeed.A special thank you to our hard-working team who designed and built our satellites in-house, and a big thank you to all of our investors, including the Canadian Space Agency | Agence spatiale canadienne who contributed funds through their Technology Demonstration Initiative.
Congratulations to the @KeplerComms team on the launch of its first optical data relay satellites into low Earth orbit!This project has received funding from the CSA’s Space Technology Development Program.https://asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/funding-programs/programs/stdp/contributions-awarded-technology-demonstration.aspCredit : Kepler
Congratulations to the @KeplerComms team on the launch of its first optical data relay satellites into low Earth orbit!This project has received funding from the CSA’s Space Technology Development Program.
We're over the moon to announce another successful launch with Falcon 9's Transporter 9 mission, deploying a total of 𝟑𝟕 satellites. This ISILAUNCH42 mission brings our cumulative number of launched satellites to an impressive 𝟲𝟲𝟭! A special thanks to Satoro and Planet, a long-standing customer. Stay tuned for further launch updates later this month from Vandenberg!
SuperDove Flock 4q (36x 3U, Planet) + Pelican-1?
The mission postcards to wrap up Transporter-9 have shipped out to our customers worldwide 🇺🇸🇸🇰🇷🇴🇫🇷🇩🇯🇹🇷🇯🇵🇧🇪🇱🇹🇫🇮🇬🇧🇮🇹🇪🇺 and our team in Berlin is already kicking off the integration campaign for the next Transporter mission🚀 bit.ly/47x2wED#LaunchWithExolaunch #NewSpace
NOVEMBER, 2023Exolaunch Marks 90% Year-Over-Year Growth with Successful Deployment of 34 Customer Satellites during SpaceX’s Transporter-9 MissionGermany’s world leader in launch mission integration and satellite deployment has doubled year-over-year growth, fueled by expanding its client base globallyBerlin, Germany — November 16, 2023 — Exolaunch (“Exolaunch or “the Company”), a global provider of launch mission management and deployment services and hardware for small satellites, has deployed 34 customer satellites from SpaceX’s Falcon 9 during the Transporter-9 mission. The mission launched from Space Launch Complex 4E (SLC-4E) at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on November 11, 2023, at 10:49 a.m. PT.This launch marks the culmination of Exolaunch’s fastest launch cadence to date – seven missions total in 2023 – and the addition of standout new customers Foxconn, The Republic of Djibouti, Nara Space, Outpost Space, GHGSat and the Sierra Nevada Corporation via Spire Global, Riken, Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd. and Prométhée via Kongsberg NanoAvionics, and many more.Along with AI-powered, high-resolution Earth observation and global non-terrestrial networks (NTN) on-orbit demonstration, satellites manifested via Exolaunch on Transporter-9 will fulfill a variety of missions fueled by the quickly maturing NewSpace sector.Thanks to Exolaunch's proprietary deployers and customer-driven feedback iteration cycle, this mission manifest spans a wide range of advanced nanosatellites from 3Us to 16Us and microsatellites weighing hundreds of kilograms. Exolaunch's customers now include newly-minted space nations, A-list industrial players and the most comprehensive lineup of commercial smallsat constellation providers. “The landscape and demand for rideshare launches has never been more exciting,” said Jeanne Allarie, Chief Commercial Officer at Exolaunch. “The spark in the growth of the NewSpace sector in Asia and the Middle East in addition to the growing demand in Europe and the US has increased our presence on SpaceX’s rideshare missions, and we are easily on track to support at least a ton of payload on missions of this magnitude. As always, SpaceX has been an excellent launch provider, opening easy access to space for all.”Over the past years, Exolaunch has taken an iterative approach, putting customer feedback at the heart of their design ideation and resulting in deep engineering capabilities. During Transporter-9, Exolaunch used 6 CarboNIX microsatellite separation systems and 15 of Exolaunch’s iconic, mailbox-sized EXOpod Nova which housed and deployed a veritable atlas of the smallsat industry.The majority of Exolaunch customers benefited from a service package streamlined over 12 missions with SpaceX to test, integrate, ship and deploy satellites from around the world - guiding customers through technical and legal mazes to ensure launch readiness.The conclusive results speak volumes: Exolaunch is the fastest-growing launch integrator and mission manager for rideshare, with a dedicated returning satellite constellation customer base that includes Spire Global, ICEYE, Unseenlabs, EnduroSat, Planet, Open Cosmos, Aerospacelab and more.
Falcon 9 carrying the Transporter-9 mission lifting off from Vandenberg Space Force Base, © SpaceX 2023
The Exolaunch team having completed the integration of a Rideshare Plate at the Vandenberg Space Force Base launch site, © SpaceX, Exolaunch
CelesTrak has GP data for 87 objects from the launch (2023-174) of #Transporter-9 atop a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg SFB on Nov 11 at 1849 UTC. Data for the launch can be found at: https://celestrak.org/NORAD/elements/table.php?INTDES=2023-174. Planet IDs are based on matching against SupGP data.
Using the #Transporter-9 GP data and the SupGP data based on the Planet ephemerides, we were able to make all 36 assignments, with most matches having an RMS less than 1 km.
https://twitter.com/tomwalki/status/1730760600211333129QuoteUnicorn-2j now phoned home! Unicorn-2L, 2M, 2N and a rideshare customer 2p successfully launched to orbit this evening on the @SpaceX Korea 425 mission
Unicorn-2j now phoned home! Unicorn-2L, 2M, 2N and a rideshare customer 2p successfully launched to orbit this evening on the @SpaceX Korea 425 mission
I thought Unicorn-2J was aboard Transporter-9?Quote from: gongora on 12/02/2023 01:41 amhttps://twitter.com/tomwalki/status/1730760600211333129QuoteUnicorn-2j now phoned home! Unicorn-2L, 2M, 2N and a rideshare customer 2p successfully launched to orbit this evening on the @SpaceX Korea 425 mission
Our vehicle Mira has successfully deployed our payload! Thank you @TrustPointGPS for flying on LEO Express-1 💫Mira still has secondary missions to complete— stay tuned for more!
I believe so. I read this tweet as "2J, launched on Tr9 a few days ago, has now phoned home. Meanwhile, separately, 2L to 2P successfully launched on Korea-425."
