Impulse Space vs LeoLabs
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Impulse Space raised $150M Series B in 2024 for its high-performance chemical propulsion spacecraft (Mira and Helios) that provide in-space transportation, enabling rapid satellite deployment and orbital transfer.
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Impulse Space develops orbital transfer vehicles (OTVs) — spacecraft with high-performance chemical propulsion systems that can transport satellite payloads from launch vehicle deployment orbits to their operational orbits, or maneuver constellations for rapid response missions. The company's Mira vehicle targets LEO and MEO missions while the larger Helios vehicle aims for GEO and cislunar missions.
LeoLabs tracks 25,000+ orbital objects via 11 radar installations across 7 global sites; achieved record bookings in 2025 with triple-digit growth in US government contracts; selected to deliver next-gen radar for the US government.
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LeoLabs is a space technology company founded in 2016 as a spin-off from SRI International and headquartered in Menlo Park, California. It specializes in space domain awareness (SDA) and space traffic management (STM), operating a global network of phased-array radar systems that provide real-time tracking of satellites and space debris in low Earth orbit (LEO). As of late 2025, LeoLabs tracks over 25,000 orbital objects, including 99.96% of all satellites and 98.56% of all debris in the US Department of Defense''s public catalog.
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