Dawn Aerospace is powering two Venus-class lunar data relay satellites with its green propulsion systems, in partnership with Blue Canyon Technologies. This mission, set for 2026, highlights the reliability and sustainability of nitrous-based propulsion for deep space.

Dawn Aerospace Partners with Perigee Aerospace to Jointly Develop Propulsion Systems for the Korean Space Market

Dawn Aerospace continues to expand its satellite propulsion system offering by partnering with Com&Sens to work on smart composite overwrapped pressure vessels with a development contract from ESA’s ARTES Core Competitiveness programme.

A collective article on how nitrous oxide is the optimal choice for tactically responsive space by Dawn Aerospace, Impulse Space, and Vast.

Dawn Aerospace has been selected to provide satellite propulsion systems for Lynk, the world's leading satellite-direct-to-standard-phone telecoms company.

After decades of development in green propulsion of various kinds, we are seeing the first substantial industry-wide uptake of nitrous-based propulsion as a replacement for hydrazine.

Dawn is creating a sustainable, integrated space-transportation network. Valued at NZ$170 million, the company provides in-space propulsion technology for satellites, with systems on eight operational spacecraft.

Sidus Space, Inc. (NASDAQ: SIDU) announced an agreement with Dawn Aerospace to implement its green, chemical propulsion technology into LizzieSat™

MBIE awards Dawn Aerospace a $1.5M grant to support a 3-year R&D scientific cooperation between Dawn and DLR – the German Aerospace Center.

The European Space Agency has awarded Dawn Aerospace GSTP funding to increase the performance of its green bi-propellant thrusters.

The €1.4 million grant will contribute to Dawn’s continued investment in hydrazine-replacement propulsion technology for satellites.

Dawn will supply thrusters, tanks, control electronics, and full-service support in logistics and propellant loading for the ESPA Grande-class satellite.

Funding will support research on additively manufacturing propellant tanks using non-standard metals for use in ESPA and ESPA Grande-class satellites.

Pixxel’s constellation will serve industries like agriculture, resources, energy, and sustainability, providing valuable insights into productivity and environmental management.

The National Research and Innovation Agency of Indonesia (BRIN) has selected Dawn Aerospace's green propulsion for a constellation of nine satellites for early tsunami detection.

UARX Space, a Spanish in-space transportation services company, has selected Dawn Aerospace as its satellite propulsion supplier for its first OSSIE Mission.

D-Orbit’s ION Satellite Carrier has performed hundreds of in-space firings of each Dawn Aerospace B20 thruster.

Dawn Aerospace will conduct a feasibility study with DLR (German Aerospace Center) to increase the performance of a nitrous-oxide-based green propellant for satellites and deep-space missions.

Hiber estimates that using Dawn’s CubeSat propulsion will result in Hiber Three’s arrival at the desired orbit three months faster than using electric propulsion.