US EditionSpaceWorks to Fly In-Orbit Manufacturing Tech in 2026
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SpaceWorks to Fly In-Orbit Manufacturing Tech in 2026
SpaceWorks Enterprises unveiled the details of its first in-orbit demo reentry flight today. The mission, funded in part through NASA’s $500,000 TechLeap Prize, will bring Astral Materials’ semiconductor crystal manufacturing payload to orbit aboard SpaceWorks’ RED 25 reentry capsule. With the help of a NASA-selected orbital transfer vehicle, the capsule and payload will operate on-orbit for three to 12 months. The capsule will then reenter the …
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