Tag: SpaceWorks

Following its successful October 2021 test at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, NM, SpaceWorks’ flight-ready FuseBlox is moving to a commercialization phase and is poised to be a key player in the future of on-orbit servicing, assembly, and...

Following a successful October launch, NASA rewards SpaceWorks with an encore in May 2022 ATLANTA, April 21, 2022 – On the heels of SpaceWorks' successful Suborbital Test Vehicle (STV-2) mission last October 2021 in Madras, Oregon, NASA awarded the company...

March 8, 2022 (ATLANTA) – What benefits can the next evolution of liquid rocket propulsion provide? Can we bring cargo home from space affordably and more frequently? Dr. John Bradford and Tyler Kunsa from SpaceWorks Enterprises answered these two...

February 7, 2022 (ATLANTA) – For an aerospace engineer designing a future spaceflight system, rocket propulsion is a critical discipline. "What if I changed propellants or propellant mixture ratio? What's the best nozzle expansion ratio? What if a pre-burner was...

January 24, 2022 (ATLANTA) – Following its successful October 2021 test at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, NM, SpaceWorks’ flight-ready FuseBlox™ is moving to a commercialization phase and is poised to be a key player in the future of on-orbit servicing, assembly, and...

ATLANTA – Built to provide a lower-cost option for returning products and experiments from space, SpaceWorks® future RED-4U capsules will serve a vital role in the round-trip space transportation network. In the latest round of testing on October 19th, Atlanta-based...

SpaceWorks® preparing FuseBlox™ to be a Universal Connector for Space Assembly, Servicing and Construction August 30, 2021 (ATLANTA) – SpaceWorks is currently on track to test its new hardware product that could revolutionize how future space stations, satellites, and space...

SpaceWorks Enterprises, Inc, along with Earthly Dynamics LLC and Aerial Delivery Solutions LLC, will attempt to autonomously land SEI’s RED-4U Capsule within specified range of a target after release from an altitude of 100k ft. This test will be the latest in a steady progression to advance SpaceWorks’ product line of Reentry Device (RED) capsules, including the...

“The successful completion of the low-altitude drop tests were a monumental step forward for our RED product line,” said Tyler Kunsa, the RED Program Manager at SpaceWorks Flight. “Our RED devices provide a low-cost solution for rapid, safe and reliable payload return from space. The addition of proven precision landing capabilities sets...

SpaceWorks Enterprises, Inc. announces the recent award of a Phase II Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contract to advance the design of our novel FuseBlox™ connector technology that will enable on-orbit servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (OOSAM) applications. The contract...