LeoLabs signs a MOU with ClearSpace, the Swiss-based, in-orbit satellite servicing company. The MOU recognizes the two companies’ shared vision of a safe and sustainable space ecosystem and their mutual
LeoLabs and ClearSpace partner to advance a safer, more sustainable space environment Read Post »
The new radar site is fully operational, adding significant coverage of the Southern Hemisphere — a major milestone in LeoLabs’ planned expansion of its global space radar network.
LeoLabs expands global radar coverage with its West Australian Space Radar Read Post »
Leolabs latest radar facility for monitoring the heavens has opened for business in Western Australia, joining with its New Zealand sister site to improve coverage of the fraught Indo-Pacific region,
LeoLab’s newest space tracking radar expands Indo-Pacific coverage Read Post »
An old rocket body and military satellite—large pieces of space junk dating back to the Soviet Union—nearly smashed into each other on Friday morning, in an uncomfortable near-miss that would’ve resulted
Defunct Satellite and Rocket Stage Nearly Collide in Potential ‘Worst-Case Scenario’ Read Post »
A new and contentious five-year limit for getting rid of dead satellites could slow the growing orbital litter problem—if people actually abide by it.
The FCC’s Rules on Space Junk Just Got Stricter Read Post »
This agreement delivers industry-leading capabilities to the US Government, including Resident Space Object tracking data and conjunction alerts, powered by LeoLabs global network of radars.
This agreement delivers industry-leading data and services to Japan, including Satellite and Orbital Debris Tracking and Collision Avoidance, powered by LeoLabs’ global network of space radars.
