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ThrustMe and Turion Space announce the selection of the ThrustMe’s iodine electric propulsion system for their DROID.002 spacecraft. The American sustainable spacecraft company will integrate several NPT30-I2-1.5U thrusters to enable the maneuverability for orbit raising and end-of-life disposal to its innovative space-debris observation and characterization mission.

Satellite Evolution Group

The DROID.002 mission serves as the initial asset of a small constellation designed to provide continuous debris monitoring and alert services, known as "resiliency" services. In addition to this, the mission aims to generate a deeper understanding of space debris, assisting low-Earth-orbit operators and other debris mitigation companies. To ensure the success of the mission, it will rely on ThrustMe's NPT30-I2-1.5U thrusters as a key component.

Air & Cosmos

La startup francilienne équipe un petit démonstrateur technologique canado-norvégien qui a été placé sur orbite héliosynchrone lors de la mission Transporter 7 de SpaceX.

Smallsat News

The Norwegian Space Agency’s NorSat-TD satellite was successfully launched onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California — the satellite is fitted with a ThrustMe NPT30-I2 iodine fueled electric propulsion system.

The Norwegian Space Agency’s NorSat-TD satellite was successfully launched onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The satellite is fitted with a ThrustMe NPT30-I2 iodine fueled electric propulsion system.

Norsk Romsenter - Norwegian Space Agency

NorSat-TD will test a new system for satellite propulsion, a motor powered only by electricity and iodine. This ion motor has been delivered by the French company ThrustMe, in cooperation with France’s space agency CNES.