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A shiny new deployer, ready to go to space!

Hey we're going to hop on someone else's post for today's . TASI is about to ship the next Cygnus vehicle for Northrop Grumman and in this picture, our Passive Common Berthing Mechanism is in plane view on the front of the module. 😍

A step closer to the Space Station: The NG-24 Cygnus Pressurized Cargo Module has left Thales Alenia Space’s clean room in Turin and is on its way to the Kennedy Space Center, where Northrop Grumman will complete final preparations to make it ready for space.



NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thales / Leonardo Company

It's an honor to be selected to bring Ashes to Space's first Space Memorial mission to the stars. We are excited to have you onboard our 5th Rideshare mission!

✨ Our First Launch is Scheduled! 🚀

We've just partnered with Arrow Science & Technology to launch our first spacecraft on a SpaceX rocket in October 2027. We now have a clear date, provider, and path to orbit.

Arrow's expertise makes this possible, with turnkey support tailored for startups like ours, and over 400 successful satellite deployments to date. We're in great hands!

What name fits this adventure? Share your ideas at the link in the comments, let's chat!

Tag a friend who needs this inspiration. 💫

From the shelf, to the stars!

Titanium space parts? Yep, we do those!

Titanium space parts? Yep, we those.

A little post-Turkey -

Quite the shot of our latest Rideshare Mission, with 3 XTERRA XCD Deployers on TR-15 today! We are thrilled to share with our Spacecoin™ customer that they have been succesfully delivered to SSO Orbit earlier today! These three deploys mark 398, 399 and 400 for Arrow's XTERRA division (plus several more XTERRA-built deployers on this same mission)!

Our XTERRA Deployment systems are designed for Rideshare missions, accommodating payloads up to 1U-16U. We have space available on multiple future Rideshare missions, reach out to reserve your spot!

imagery credit: SpaceX

Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus mission NG-23 is not only the first mission of the Cygnus XL but is also the first mission to feature a Passive Common Berthing Mechanism (PCBM) manufactured by our team here at Arrow Science and Technology. With the successful berthing of NG-23 in September, we are extremely grateful to our NGC customer for entrusting us with this important element!

It’s been a FUN !

The next time we see these three beautiful spacecraft 🛰️🛰️🛰️, they will be departing the XTERRA XCD 16U deployment mechanisms, as they reach their final destination in LEO later on this year via Transporter-15. It was such a blast to host our Spacecoin™ Customers recently in our Arrow facility as we put the finishing touches on pre-LV 🚀 integration. See you in Vandy, fellas!

Welcome to our first ever quiz! You’ve seen both docking system parts and berthing system parts in previous posts. So what’s the difference between spacecraft docking and spacecraft berthing? Answer is in the comments.

Extra! 📰 Extra! 🗞️

INNOSPACE Selects Arrow Science and Technology, LLC for US Market Distribution 🚀

Read all about it here:https://www.arrowscitech.com/_files/ugd/e66575_04f3aaf241b141629d8d95bd7a189cd9.pdf

Electroless Nickel plating makes for a gorgeous looking base plate to our cubesat deployers

Let's go xGEO! 🚀 We're pleased to announce that Arrow has been selected to participate in a study with NASA's Kennedy Space Center, alongside our partner, Quantum Space. We'll be helping the agency develop a commercial approach for delivering payloads to uncommon orbits. 🛰️

This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the future of space exploration, and we can't wait to get started. ✨

Learn More:

NASA Press Release: https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-selects-six-companies-to-provide-orbital-transfer-vehicle-studies/

Arrow & Quantum Press Release:https://www.arrowscitech.com/_files/ugd/ca7ae7_3370966003714f2582b235350802150f.pdf

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