Above: Space Development Corporation earns “Awardable” status in DARPA’s ERIS Marketplace, accelerating national security innovations. Specializing in resilient space hardware like scalable large aperture antennas, ABOVE supports DoD missions with adaptable platforms for defense and commercial sectors.
Huntsville’s ABOVE: Space Development Corporation debuts on Roku’s ‘America’s Real Deal,’ showcasing Prometheus satellite fleet and Pioneer Space Station to democratize space access. CEO Rhonda Stevenson and CEO Tim Alatorre pitch to investors, hosted by Jordin Sparks. Vote, share, and invest now—join the space revolution!
Is SpaceX’s revolutionary “Launch and Learn” philosophy cracking under Starship’s back-to-back explosions? Explore the growing doubts, FAA’s recent investigation closure, and why NASA’s Artemis and Mars dreams depend on its success. Featuring insights from Above: Space CEO Tim Alatorre on future orbital infrastructure.
OrbitsEdge has partnered with Above: Orbital Inc to launch their Edge1 radiation-shielded computational platform payload on the upcoming Prometheus SparkTM mission. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for both companies, enabling the use of OrbitsEdge’s next-generation computing solutions in space with unmatched performance and innovation compared to similar solutions currently available.
Above Space announces Prometheus Flint satellite for on-orbit data processing and Earth observation services
Should the US attempt a crewed mission to Mars by 2028? The answer depends on our goals for space exploration and development. Should it be a nationalistic endeavor, or international cooperation? Frank White weigh the pros and cons of such a mission.
President Trump’s inauguration speech included a surprise pledge to send US astronauts to Mars, citing ‘manifest destiny’. The announcement has sparked debate over the feasibility and priority of such a mission. Will NASA and SpaceX make it happen within the next four years?
As 2024 comes to a close, the commercial space industry is on the rise. SpaceX and Blue Origin are leading the charge with new launches and technology. But as the cislunar economy takes shape, one question remains: when will we shift from missions to migration?
VISIMO, a technology company in Pittsburgh, PA will test its AI software system for decision support on an upcoming payload mission being flown by ABOVE Space Development Corporation, an innovator in developing adaptable, space-based platforms for commercial and defense sectors.
Above Space believes that “Space is for Everyone.” While we are an early stage company that is currently reflective of the historical make-up of the space industry, we made it a priority to “walk our talk” and proactively advance diversity as a key pillar of our business and cultural practices. To that end, we have chosen to shine a spotlight on those within the space community doing work that exemplifies these practices, and support and amplify them through our own activities.
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