Nearly two weeks after IEEE Spectrum broke the news that Swarm Technologies had carried out the first ever unauthorized satellite […]
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The future is almost here. By 2025, satellites the size of shoeboxes will provide high-speed internet for every single one
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LeoLabs announced it is teaming with Planet to help protect satellites and keep space navigable for future generations of entrepreneurs.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Planet and LeoLabs, the Silicon Valley startup building a network of radars to track objects in
Leolabs has already begun to talk to potential customers about its debris tracking services. According to founder and Chief Executive
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MIDLAND, TX (MDC PR) — The Midland Development Corporation (MDC) and LeoLabs, Inc., celebrate the completion of the Midland Space
Parabolic Arc: LeoLabs completes space radar facility in Midland Read Post »
What started several years ago as a prototype made of PVC pipe and chicken wire has become reality, thanks to
Midland Reporter-Telegram: MDC, city praised for cooperation on radar facility Read Post »
The UAE’s space sector is a key plank for its economic development and the growing amount of space junk orbiting
The National: Dead satellites pose a challenge to commercial space ambitions Read Post »
The Star Wars saga painted a sensational picture of outer space. But the truth is, there are a myriad of
VentureBeat: SRI spinout LeoLabs raises $4 million to monitor space debris Read Post »
MENLO PARK, CA — With $4 million in the bank and two radars tracking satellites and debris in low Earth
SpaceNews: Satellite-tracking firm LeoLabs opens for business with $4 million banked Read Post »
