Portal Space raises $50M Series A to fast-track Starburst and Supernova maneuverable spacecraft
Portal Space raised $50 million in a Series A to speed development of its maneuverable Starburst and Supernova spacecraft, move into a 52,000 sq ft Seattle-area factory, and prepare Starburst-1 for a possible fall rideshare launch. The company is developing a solar thermal ammonia propulsion system for Supernova to enable rapid orbital maneuvers that cut weeks or months of maneuver time to hours or days.
More: SpaceNews, Aviation Week Network, Defense Daily, Payload, GeekWire
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SpaceNews / Jeff Foust: Portal Space Systems raises $50 million to scale development of highly maneuverable spacecraft
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Aviation Week Network / Vivienne Machi: Portal Space Systems Raises $50M Series A Led by Geodesic Capital to Fund Maneuverable Satellites for LEO-to-Cislunar Operations
- Defense Daily / Rachel Jewett: Portal Space Systems Raises $50 Million Series A to Scale Production of Maneuverable Spacecraft
- Payload / Jacqueline Feldscher: Portal Space Systems Raises $50M Series A Led by Geodesic Capital and Mach33 to Scale Maneuverable Spacecraft
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GeekWire / Alan Boyle: Portal Space Systems' Mini-Nova Demonstration Payload Launched on SpaceX Falcon 9 for Maneuverable Spacecraft Tests
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