MERCURY™ delivers lightning-fast custom satellite bus solutions—perfectly aligned with payload, mission, and launch requirements—slashing concept-to-orbit timelines, driving down costs ...

The company is now building its first "Mega Class" satellite bus, intended to have similar capabilities to Lockheed's LM2100: 20 kW of power, 1,000 kg of payload capacity, and propulsion to move ...

Apex also announced Nova in 2024, an ESPA-Grande satellite bus platform built to support 300kg of payload for mixed-use constellation customers. As the sole producer of truly productized satellite ...

"The team is working closely with our customers and the FAA to conduct an investigation and determine root cause of the anomaly." ...

Together we are looking at making India a global service provider of small satellite bus and hosted payload services,” he added. IN-SPACe director-technical Rajeev Jyoti said the SBaaS is ...

Apex’s first product, Aries, is a 100-kilogram bus about the size of a kitchen table that can hold roughly another 100 kilograms of payload. The first Aries satellite was launched in March ...

The company’s GEO Aries is an Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV) Secondary Payload Adapter (ESPA)-class satellite bus with a 175-kg dry mass. Apex says it has received... Based in the ...

Alpha carried the Lockheed Martin Corp. LM 400, a technology demonstrator as the firm developed multi-mission satellite bus, or frame ... and the stage and payload have now safely impacted ...