Satellite and launch orders in October 2024

by | Oct 29, 2024 | Satellites, Seradata News, SpaceX

Launch Orders

Japan’s H3 gains launch order for Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt (EMA) mission

SpaceX is awarded US Space Force launch orders worth US$733.5 million for seven launches for SDA and two for NRO

Firefly Alpha gets multi-launch contract for True Anomaly Jackal satellites on US Space Force Victus Haze

Courtesy: Farah Ghouri using ChatGPT

Spacecraft orders and intent

Boeing subsidiary Millennium Space gets US$386 million order for six more missile tracking sats in MEO

US Space Force gives Northrop Grumman US$1.8 billion contract extension for two more Next-Gen OPIRS sats

D-Orbit gets US$131 million ESA contract for spacecraft servicing craft

Argotec gets given optical sat IRIDE order while Thales Alenia Space gets six radarsats

Spire to build Persistence cubesat with AI manouevre tech

ESA to fund Kepler Communications’ HydRON ring constellation for optical data relay

Impulse Space gets US Space Force order to carry space surveillance payloads on orbital transfer vehicles

GomSpace to supply bus for UK University mission Jovian-1

Other future spacecraft to note

UK’s Amber-2 Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) Satellite gets CDR go-ahead

Inversion gets launch and re-entry licence from FAA for its Ray reusable cargo spacecraft

China plans to launch two more quantum technology comsats in 2025

Work begins on ESA Ramses asteroid mission but full order not made yet

AstroLab to fly FLIP technology test lunar rover in 2025

China’s future planetary missions are itemised

 

Sources include Cision, BBC, CNBC, msn.com, NASA, Orbitaltoday, Payload, phys.org, Politico, scmp.com and SpaceNews with links provided to each story.

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