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NASA awards lunar transportation and lander contracts spacenews.com/nasa-awards-lu…
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Voyager has been selected for @NASA CLPS 2 contract, making it eligible to compete for future lunar missions through 2036 under a $10 billion base ceiling. The selection expands its role in the Moon Base Program as Griffin-1 prepares for launch to the lunar South Pole.
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We’re pleased to see ispace-U.S. selected for @NASA's CLPS 2 contract vehicle, creating new opportunities to compete as a prime contractor for future lunar payload delivery missions.
This milestone reflects the strength of ispace’s global lunar mission heritage and our continued efforts to expand our capabilities and contribute to the growing lunar economy.
We’re proud to see the @ispace_us_inc team reach this milestone and look forward to the opportunities ahead. 🌕
Read more here: ispace-inc.com/2026/11/08/isp…
This milestone reflects the strength of ispace’s global lunar mission heritage and our continued efforts to expand our capabilities and contribute to the growing lunar economy.
We’re proud to see the @ispace_us_inc team reach this milestone and look forward to the opportunities ahead. 🌕
Read more here: ispace-inc.com/2026/11/08/isp…
We're proud to share that ispace U.S. has been selected for NASA's CLPS 2 contract vehicle, making our Colorado team eligible to compete as a prime contractor for future lunar payload delivery task orders.
This builds on work our team has done under CLPS 1.0 and reflects the bring from our ULTRA lander program, the ongoing development of the Lunar Connect Service constellation and its lunar relay satellites, and the broader ispace organization’s lunar mission heritage.
Thank you to NASA for the opportunity. We're looking forward to competing for the missions ahead.
Read the full announcement here: ispace-us.com/2026/11/07/isp…
Photo: Elizabeth Kryst, CEO of ispace-U.S., with Carlos García-Galán, NASA’s Moon Base Program Manager
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Alan Stern retweeted
“There’s no real question that America is the world leader in developing and employing sophisticated technology to create superior weapon systems, but conflict consumes inventory quickly."
Matt Magaña (@M2VOYG), our president of Space, Defense & National Security, explains why speeproduction matter, plus how Voyager and @anduriltech are moving toward high-rate production.
Check out the full article on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/pulse/mission-…
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Matt Magaña (@M2VOYG), our president of Space, Defense & National Security, explains why speeproduction matter, plus how Voyager and @anduriltech are moving toward high-rate production.
Check out the full article on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/pulse/mission-…
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Three missions. Up to 18 astronauts. One shared view of Earth. 🌍
Our new collaboration with @SpaceforHumanity opens space to purpose-driven leaders ready to bring that perspective home. Details → bit.ly/s4h-3
Our new collaboration with @SpaceforHumanity opens space to purpose-driven leaders ready to bring that perspective home. Details → bit.ly/s4h-3
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SwRI in the news: James Webb Space Telescope uncovers new clues about the origins of ‘interstellar invader’ comet 3I/ATLAS
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Virgin Galactic x Space For Humanity
Three missions. Up to 18 astronauts.
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Three missions. Up to 18 astronauts.
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Voyager has been awarded a new five-year, $35M contract to continue managing @NASA's HUNCH program (High school students United with NASA to Create Hardware), extending the role we’ve held since 2021. Students get hands-on experience designing and building hardware for NASA. So rom 1,700+ schools in 46 states have taken part, and 3,000+ student-created items have flown to the ISS. HUNCH now has a new location at our Long Beach, CA facility.
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SwRI’s long-running joint industry project, the Separation Technology Research or STAR Program, was created to help the oil and gas industry establish best-practice test methods and gather high-quality data. #oilandgas #DeepSeatoDeepSpace
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Voyager’s Q3 shows what scale looks like: record backlog, record bookings and record revenue. Built by our teams, driven by our customers.
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The 2028 Imperative: NASA's 2028 crunch for Artemis, SR-1 and robotic lunar landings spacenews.com/race-to-2028-n…
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The Bishop Airlock: your portal to space. The first permanent commercial addition to the @Space_Station, with 5x more capacity than the government airlocks and room for up to 144U of payloads per sortie.
Learn more about the Bishop Airlock at voyagertechnologies.com/space-solution…
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Learn more about the Bishop Airlock at voyagertechnologies.com/space-solution…
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SwRI is building QuickSounder, the first of a new generation of NOAA low-Earth orbit environmental satellites, which will deliver 95% of collected data within 30 minutes to significantly improve weather forecasting. #TechTuesday #DeepSeatoDeepSpace
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How does space weather impact Earth’s magnetic field? NASA’s TRACERS mission is starting to give us some exciting new clues. #DeepSeaToDeepSpace
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On This Day | Three years ago, Dr. Alan Stern became SwRI’s first astronaut with a suborbital flight aboard Virgin Galactic’s commercial spacecraft VSS Unity on Nov. 2, 2023. The flight gave Stern the chance to train for NASA experiments in space. #DeepSeatoDeepSpace #WeAreSwRI
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The map to know how far is the universality of the human species. A Great work by @OlafFrohn #Space #scienceandtechnology #LaniakeaConquestStory
Map of all active & planned Solar System missions and their destinations as of November 1st 2026. @BepiColombo arrives at Mercury, @ESA_Hera at Didymos, @NASAJuno perijove #89, Voyager 1 at 1 lightday distance. #makeItSo
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General B. Chance Saltzman (@G_SpaceForceCSO) is joining Voyager as Chairman of our Board of Advisors.
Gen. Saltzman served as the second Chief of Space Operations for the U.S. Space Force and as a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He’ll advise the company on national es, customer needs and the evolving threat environment.
Welcome to the team, Gen. Saltzman.
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Gen. Saltzman served as the second Chief of Space Operations for the U.S. Space Force and as a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He’ll advise the company on national es, customer needs and the evolving threat environment.
Welcome to the team, Gen. Saltzman.
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Happy third anniversary of our Galactic 05 mission, on November 2, 2023! Go @virgingalactic Go commercial space!
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A microgravity experiment doesn’t start on the launch pad. It starts years earlier at a lab bench, and it needs somewhere to go next.
As the International Space Station approaches its planned retirement, the question isn’t only whether the next station is ready. It’s whether the ndoff.
The pipeline is already filling. Our call for proposals drew 45 proposals for every Starlab-funded flight opportunity, from 104 organizations in 42 countries.
Read the latest Starlab blog on what it takes to keep that research moving: starlab-space.com/insights/from-…
As the International Space Station approaches its planned retirement, the question isn’t only whether the next station is ready. It’s whether the ndoff.
The pipeline is already filling. Our call for proposals drew 45 proposals for every Starlab-funded flight opportunity, from 104 organizations in 42 countries.
Read the latest Starlab blog on what it takes to keep that research moving: starlab-space.com/insights/from-…
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