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SWOS
SWOS is Mission Space's Space Weather Operation System for turning space weather data into operational forecasts and mitigation guidance. The system supports use cases including connectivity, satellite orbit monitoring, space radiation, surface charging, aviation, lunar missions and space tourism. It includes an AI co-pilot to help users move from detailed forecasts to mission decisions without needing specialist space weather knowledge.
Zohar
Zohar is Mission Space's space weather detector payload for operation in extreme space environments. The detector records 1,000 measurements per second across 15 scientific and 100 technical parameters, capturing charged particle fluxes, ionospheric disturbances and geomagnetic data in one platform. Mission Space says the payload is designed, built and tested in Luxembourg.
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Mission Space builds real-time space weather forecasting technology for space-based and Earth-based assets. The company combines spacecraft data, scientific models and machine learning to forecast solar activity and translate it into operational guidance for satellite operators, defence users, power-grid operators, airlines and space tourism missions.
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Luxembourg, LuxembourgMiami, United StatesCustomers & Partners
Star Catcher IndustriesRogue Space
Timeline
2025-12
Announced plans to launch a second in-orbit space weather payload with Rogue Space.
2025-04
Announced a partnership with Star Catcher Industries to combine space weather monitoring with in-space power delivery.
2024-10
Selected for TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 Startup Battlefield with its real-time space weather forecasting system.
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SWOS
SWOS is Mission Space's Space Weather Operation System for turning space weather data into operational forecasts and mitigation guidance. The system supports use cases including connectivity, satellite orbit monitoring, space radiation, surface charging, aviation, lunar missions and space tourism. It includes an AI co-pilot to help users move from detailed forecasts to mission decisions without needing specialist space weather knowledge.
Zohar
Zohar is Mission Space's space weather detector payload for operation in extreme space environments. The detector records 1,000 measurements per second across 15 scientific and 100 technical parameters, capturing charged particle fluxes, ionospheric disturbances and geomagnetic data in one platform. Mission Space says the payload is designed, built and tested in Luxembourg.
Open Positions (0)
No positions available
Mission Space doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
About
Mission Space builds real-time space weather forecasting technology for space-based and Earth-based assets. The company combines spacecraft data, scientific models and machine learning to forecast solar activity and translate it into operational guidance for satellite operators, defence users, power-grid operators, airlines and space tourism missions.
Offices
Luxembourg, LuxembourgMiami, United StatesCustomers & Partners
Star Catcher IndustriesRogue Space
Timeline
2025-12
Announced plans to launch a second in-orbit space weather payload with Rogue Space.
2025-04
Announced a partnership with Star Catcher Industries to combine space weather monitoring with in-space power delivery.
2024-10
Selected for TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 Startup Battlefield with its real-time space weather forecasting system.
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