CORE BUSINESS
Our core business at Mission Space is focused on revolutionizing space weather forecasting to protect both space and Earth-based assets. We provide real-time forecasts that are 230% more accurate than existing models, giving our customers up to 96 hours of advanced warning. This level of precision helps safeguard satellites, astronauts, and operations in space. Starting in Q1 2025, we’ll be launching our own fleet of 24 nanosatellites, each equipped with our proprietary space weather sensor, Zohar. These sensors allow us to generate 1,000 times more data than current systems, which feeds directly into our AI and scientific models. This means we can offer highly localized and tailored forecasts within a 500 km square radius, ensuring our clients receive the insights they need to make informed decisions.
We’re addressing the critical need for accurate space weather forecasting, especially given the increasing number of satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO). Space traffic management is a growing concern, and our forecasts enable operators to mitigate risks like geomagnetic storms, orbital decay, and potential satellite collisions. Our mission is to provide the most accurate, actionable, and timely space weather insights to protect our clients’ assets and support the growth of the space economy.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
At Mission Space, our products and services are designed to deliver unparalleled space weather forecasting capabilities. We’ve developed a proprietary space weather sensor called Zohar, which will be deployed on our fleet of 24 nanosatellites starting in February 2025. These sensors allow us to collect 1,000 times more data than current systems, providing real-time, highly localized forecasts with up to 96 hours of advance warning.
Our forecasting service integrates data from both public sources and our proprietary satellite data, powered by advanced AI and scientific models. This enables us to offer our clients tailored insights and mitigation strategies, addressing space weather events such as geomagnetic storms, solar activity, and radiation threats. Our forecasts help satellite operators, defense organizations, and other space-dependent industries safeguard their assets and operations from potential damage or disruptions.
In addition to forecasting, we provide real-time data granularity within a 500 km square radius, allowing our clients to make proactive decisions based on the most accurate and localized information available. Our services are crucial for industries such as space traffic management, where precise and timely information is essential for preventing satellite collisions and managing orbital decay during space weather events. Ultimately, our products and services aim to enhance the safety, efficiency, and longevity of space operations for our customers.
TECHNICAL MEANS
At Mission Space, our technical means are centered around cutting-edge technology and innovation to deliver the most accurate space weather forecasts. One of our key technical achievements is the development of our proprietary space weather sensor, Zohar.
This sensor is equipped with advanced capabilities, including a spectrometer and Cherenkov detector, which measure charged particles, assess ionospheric disturbances, and analyze the geomagnetic environment. These sensors will be deployed on our fleet of 24 nanosatellites, starting in Q 2025.
Zohar is designed to capture 1,000 times more data than current systems, generating 1,000 measurements per second while monitoring 15 scientific and 100 technical parameters.
Despite its advanced capabilities, it consumes less than 1 watt of energy, making it highly efficient and suitable for smaller, more affordable satellite buses. This scalable design allows for cost-effective mass production, ensuring we can deploy and maintain our fleet efficiently.
Our nanosatellites feed real-time data into our proprietary AI and scientific models, which enhance the accuracy of our forecasts by 230% compared to existing solutions. This combination of advanced hardware and software allows us to provide highly localized, real-time forecasts with a 500 km resolution, giving our clients the ability to prepare for space weather events with greater confidence and precision.
We also leverage high-performance computing to process the massive volume of data we collect, combining public data with our proprietary sources. This integration allows us to provide the most comprehensive and tailored space weather insights available, enabling industries to mitigate risks and protect their space-based assets. Our technical means set a new standard for space weather forecasting, ensuring the safety and resilience of space operations.
MAIN CUSTOMERS
- Satellite operators and manufacturers
- Space Agencies
- Insurance
- Space Traffic Management platforms
- Government structures
- Research and Institutional organizations
- Defense and Military
- Space tourism and space exploration missions
- Aviation Industry
- GNSS operators
MAJOR SPACE PROJECTS
- First launch of Zohar space weather sensors – Q1 2025
- 2024 Tech Crunch Disrupt 200 winners
- Mission Space is the part of Starburst accelerator.
- Beta version of SWOS – Space Weather Operation System
