Redwire Space

Redwire Space is a company specializing in space infrastructure, offering an array of products and systems essential for space missions.

Redwire is a space and defense technology company developing spacecraft platforms, deployable structures, satellite components, and microgravity research systems. Its space technology includes Roll-Out Solar Arrays (ROSA), spacecraft buses, and payload equipment used in orbital and exploration missions. The company’s ROSA technology supplies power to the International Space Station and is being developed for commercial space station modules. Redwire also operates pharmaceutical research systems such as PIL-BOX, which supports drug crystallization experiments in microgravity. Its spacecraft platforms and orbital infrastructure technologies serve commercial, scientific, and national security missions.

Virgin Galactic

Virgin Galactic is a space company dedicated to making space accessible to everyone by developing a unique spaceflight system.

Virgin Galactic is an aerospace company developing reusable suborbital spaceplanes for commercial human spaceflight, astronaut experiences, and microgravity research. Its air-launch system uses a carrier aircraft to transport a rocket-powered spaceship to altitude before releasing it for a suborbital flight. The company previously operated VSS Unity and is developing its next-generation Delta-class spacecraft, including Spaceship Apeiron, for higher-frequency operations. Its technology combines reusable spacecraft structures, rocket propulsion, flight control systems, and a feathering reentry mechanism to support passenger and research missions.

NanoRacks

NanoRacks is a pioneer space company, revolutionizing access to low-Earth orbit with over 1,400 payloads launched. Your gateway to space.

Nanoracks is a former independent space infrastructure company whose technologies and operations became part of Voyager Space. It developed commercial research facilities, small satellite deployment systems, and payload services for missions aboard the International Space Station. Its Bishop Airlock provides an external access point for deploying satellites, transferring equipment, and supporting scientific experiments. Nanoracks also developed hardware and services for microgravity research, spacecraft payload integration, and commercial orbital infrastructure. Its technologies contributed to the expansion of privately operated research and deployment capabilities in low Earth orbit. Nanoracks was acquired by Voyager in 2021.

Axiom Space

Axiom Space is the builder, owner, and operator of the commercial space station modules connected to the International Space Station (ISS).

Axiom Space is a space infrastructure company developing commercial space stations, human spaceflight services, and advanced astronaut spacesuits. Its Axiom Station project is designed to provide an independent orbital platform for scientific research, manufacturing, and commercial activities in low Earth orbit. The company also organizes private astronaut missions to the International Space Station and develops the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU), a next-generation spacesuit designed for lunar exploration and spacewalks.