NASA has appointed Momentus to provide its launch services

2 min read | October 09, 2024 05:50 AM PDT | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights:

  1. Momentus Inc. has been selected by NASA to provide launch services for upcoming agency missions through the Venture-Class Acquisition of Dedicated and Rideshare (VADR) contract.

  2. The company's Vigoride spacecraft will facilitate the delivery of various satellites, including Class D and CubeSats, as well as higher risk-tolerant payloads to diverse orbits.

  3. Momentus aims to enhance access to space while offering cost-effective, reliable launch services.

Momentus Inc. {NASDAQ:MNTS} has announced its selection by NASA to provide launch services for future agency missions through the VADR (Venture-Class Acquisition of Dedicated and Rideshare) contract. This strategic selection positions Momentus as a key player in expanding access to space by enabling the delivery of various satellite types, including Class D and CubeSats, as well as higher risk-tolerant payloads to a range of orbits.

Momentus CEO John Rood expressed enthusiasm about the company's role in the VADR program, highlighting the capabilities of Momentus to deliver cost-effective launch services using its flight-proven Vigoride spacecraft. The Vigoride platform is designed to transport payloads efficiently and reliably, making it an attractive option for a variety of missions.

As a U.S. commercial space company, Momentus specializes in offering a range of services, including commercial satellite buses and in-space infrastructure solutions. The company provides in-space transportation, hosted payloads, and other in-orbit services, positioning itself to meet the growing demand for commercial space access.

Through its collaboration with NASA, Momentus aims to facilitate a broader array of space missions, ultimately contributing to the advancement of space exploration and the commercialization of space. The partnership underscores Momentus's commitment to supporting governmental and commercial efforts to enhance satellite deployment capabilities and foster innovation in the aerospace industry.

 

 


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