Rogue Space Systems Corporation

From 17 to 28 August 2024, our spacecraft Barry-1 came within a range of roughly 200-415meters of debris originating with the 2007 Chinese ASAT test. (Image credit: Kayhan Space)The debris was created over fifteen years ago at significantly higher altitudes, and it still poses a threat to all LEO space actors today. For Rogue, this highlights the importance of all actors, both private and governmental, adopting norms of behavior and best practices for the long-term sustainability of space activities. We applaud both governments and private actors who take steps to adopt, promote and implement best practices. Special shout out to initiatives like SWF's Space Industry Statement in Support of International Commitments to Not Conduct ASAT Tests and the #zerodebrischarter for creating clear metrics for space actors to measure themselves. ESA - The Zero Debris Charter  https://lnkd.in/gVb-QCtd https://lnkd.in/eUsN3bXH

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Great to be working with UNH!

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Be sure to join the next Tech and Space Leaders Show when Lisa Dreher, MBA, CC will interview Jon Beam from Rogue Space Systems Corporation about where things are headed for on-orbit servicing and support. From #ISAM to #RPOD and more, Jon will share what you need to know about ensuring orbiting satellites continue to function optimally and how you can catch a ride with Rogue Space Systems Corporation for your payload.

Rogue CEO Jon Beam recently attended the 2024 DOD Mentor Protégé Program Summit. It was a good opportunity to meet with government officials and Primes, discuss their Small Business programs, and talk about Rogue Space Corporation’s growing capabilities as an in-space logistics provider!

Rogue Space Systems Corporation has been selected by SpaceWERX, the innovation arm of the U.S. Space Force and a unique division within AFWERX, for a SBIR Phase II award, valued over $1M. This project will further our efforts towards characterization of Resident-Space-Objects (RSOs) for identification, classification, and diagnosis through our Contactless LAser Satellite Stethoscope (CLASS). Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gnmRsKvZ

Catherine Collins, Michael Pica, and Jon Beam attended the opening reception for the Space Technology Hub at University of New Hampshire! We’re so excited about their research, expertise, and facilities! We look forward to a continuously growing relationship with UNH!

Our very own Daniel Porras!