LeoLabs announced the commissioning of its West Australian Space Radar to improve tracking of satellites and debris in low-Earth orbit.
LeoLabs scans skies with West Australian Space Radar Read Post »
LeoLabs spotted a near-miss between two defunct Soviet space objects, a rocket body and dead spy satellite, that missed one
2 big pieces of space junk nearly collide in orbital ‘bad neighborhood’ Read Post »
LeoLabs collision avoidance services are mentioned in this article exploring the benefits of more orbital data.
Space quest: How orbital data might improve life on Earth Read Post »
A new and contentious five-year limit for getting rid of dead satellites could slow the growing orbital litter problem—if people
The FCC’s Rules on Space Junk Just Got Stricter Read Post »
Dr. Darren McKnight, LeoLabs Senior Technical Fellow, discusses the urgent need for the US government to take a leadership position
Space debris expert warns U.S. ‘woefully behind’ in efforts to clean up junk in orbit Read Post »
As hundreds of new satellites are being added to low Earth orbit every year, the risk of debris—and the millions
Forbes: Startup’s New Radar Will Help Protect the ISS and Satellites from Space Junk Read Post »
Why SpaceX, LeoLabs, and GHGSat top our 2021 list of the biggest innovators in the space industry.
Fast Company: The 10 most innovative space companies of 2021 Read Post »
Space is getting increasingly crowded, and with a number of companies putting constellations of hundreds of satellites into low Earth
Forbes Science Awards 2020: Best Product, Leolabs’ Collision Avoidance Read Post »
Remember that scene in Gravity when Sandra Bullock goes spinning off into space after her shuttle is struck by debris?
The Weather Channel: Interview with Dan Ceperley Read Post »
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The New Zealand Space Agency is moving quickly to develop a comprehensive strategy reflecting its priorities including
SpaceNews: New Zealand space agency aims for sustainability, agility, collaboration Read Post »
