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ATMOS Space Cargo specializes in the development and manufacturing of space capsules designed to facilitate the return of cargo from space. Their products include return capsules and atmospheric decelerators that provide microgravity environments on demand. By offering varied time options in orbit, ATMOS Space Cargo enables clients to conduct life sciences research and other experiments in microgravity, addressing specific challenges in these fields. The company aims to support commercial ventures and scientific inquiries by providing reliable solutions for transporting goods and experiments back to Earth from space.

​ HelicitySpace develops critical propulsion and power technology necessary for enabling humanity's expansion into the solar system. Its Helicity Drive technology is a scalable pulsed fusion concept - from fusion-augmented electric propulsion to fully ignited reactors --based on magnetic reconnection, plasma plectonemes, and peristaltic magnetic compression. It was founded in 2018 and is based in Berkeley, California.

Antaris is a digital space platform that simplifies the design, simulation, and operation of satellites. It features design tools, digital twinning, open APIs, complete spacecraft software, and a secure space data network with an approach to removing friction in the value chain to help clients reduce cost.

Manastu Space is a company focused on space safety and logistics, specializing in in-space refueling, life extension, and de-orbiting services. The company has developed a green propulsion technology aimed at replacing toxic hydrazine-based propellant systems. Their innovative systems utilize hydrogen peroxide-based green propellant, which not only enhances propulsion capabilities but also addresses environmental concerns by reducing debris pollution and minimizing the risk of debris collisions in space. Through these services, Manastu Space aims to improve safety within the space industry while promoting sustainable practices.

ATMOS Space Cargo specializes in the development and manufacturing of space capsules designed to facilitate the return of cargo from space. Their products include return capsules and atmospheric decelerators that provide microgravity environments on demand. By offering varied time options in orbit, ATMOS Space Cargo enables clients to conduct life sciences research and other experiments in microgravity, addressing specific challenges in these fields. The company aims to support commercial ventures and scientific inquiries by providing reliable solutions for transporting goods and experiments back to Earth from space.

Satellite Vu specializes in thermal imaging satellite technology designed to monitor the temperature of buildings and infrastructure globally. By focusing on infrared and heat emissions, the company provides near real-time insights into economic activity, energy efficiency, and carbon footprints. This data supports various stakeholders, including the energy sector, investors, and sustainable finance initiatives, by offering actionable environmental insights. Additionally, Satellite Vu's technology aids natural disaster responders and building operators, contributing to informed decision-making on issues such as energy management and environmental sustainability.

Space Forge Limited, founded in 2018 and based in Bristol, United Kingdom, focuses on developing reusable satellites for manufacturing unique materials in space. The company's innovative approach allows for the production of super materials that cannot be created on Earth, utilizing the advantages of the space environment. Space Forge manufactures alloys, metals, and crystals used across various industries, including computing, telecommunications, and pharmaceuticals. By leveraging space-based manufacturing, the company aims to contribute to a cleaner industrial revolution, helping clients reduce energy loss and carbon emissions while producing lighter vehicles and improving material properties. The company operates laboratories in Bristol and Wales to support its research and development efforts.

Pangea Aerospace, based in Barcelona, Spain, is focused on developing a small rocket launcher tailored for the small satellite market. Founded in 2018, the company aims to lower the cost of accessing space by utilizing innovative technology. Its primary offering includes a reusable aerospike engine for the first stage of the launcher, along with a recovery system designed for efficient propulsion. This proprietary technology allows Pangea Aerospace to provide launch service providers with cost-effective solutions, facilitating easier and more economical access to space for small satellite operators.

Satellite Vu specializes in thermal imaging satellite technology designed to monitor the temperature of buildings and infrastructure globally. By focusing on infrared and heat emissions, the company provides near real-time insights into economic activity, energy efficiency, and carbon footprints. This data supports various stakeholders, including the energy sector, investors, and sustainable finance initiatives, by offering actionable environmental insights. Additionally, Satellite Vu's technology aids natural disaster responders and building operators, contributing to informed decision-making on issues such as energy management and environmental sustainability.

Space Perspective Inc. is a spaceflight company that offers tourists the opportunity to experience the edge of space through its innovative high-altitude balloon, Neptune. Established in 2019 and headquartered in Merritt Island, Florida, the company operates its first flight center on Florida's Space Coast, strategically located near NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The flights launch from the historic runway used by the Space Shuttle. Passengers travel in a pressurized capsule that ascends via a stratospheric balloon, reaching an altitude of several kilometers. They remain at this height for approximately two hours before descending slowly and safely back to Earth, where they splash down in the ocean and are retrieved by a boat. Space Perspective aims to expand its operations to additional launch locations, including Cecil Spaceport in Florida, Hawaii, and Alaska, as part of its mission to facilitate human exploration of space for the benefit of all.