Voyager Space
Voyager Space offers comprehensive satellite launch services, microgravity research platforms, and advanced space technologies, including the Bishop Airlock on the ISS and propulsion systems for precise space operations.
Satellite Launch Services
Voyager Space offers comprehensive satellite launch services tailored for smallsats, cubesats, and microsats. These services ensure efficient and effective deployment of satellites into their designated orbits. Voyager Space supports various launch options, allowing clients to choose configurations that best suit their mission needs.
Microgravity Research Platforms
Voyager Space provides a range of platforms for conducting microgravity research. These include Nanolabs, BlackBox, and MixStix, which offer versatile environments for scientific experiments in space. These platforms are designed to facilitate a broad spectrum of research activities, contributing to advancements in space science and technology.
Bishop Airlock
Launched in 2020, the Bishop Airlock by Voyager Space is the first permanent commercial addition to the International Space Station (ISS). It offers five times the capacity of government airlocks and supports various functions such as satellite deployment, research activities, and technology demonstrations. This infrastructure significantly enhances the ISS's capabilities for commercial usage.
Propulsion Systems
Voyager Space develops advanced propulsion systems for space operations that deliver precise and long-duration thrust. Their technology includes controllable solid propulsion systems that are essential for maneuvering satellites and other space assets. These systems play a crucial role in ensuring the stability and success of space missions.
Astronaut Health and Medicine Technology
Voyager Space is engaged in developing technologies that enhance astronaut health and medical care during space missions. They focus on creating non-invasive instrumentation and hardware suited for the unique conditions of space. These innovations aim to ensure the well-being and performance of astronauts during prolonged missions.