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Aldoria (formerly Share My Space) alerts satellite operators on a Russian satellite's unusual close approach on April 12, 2024. [VIVATECH, Paris, MAY 22] In a recent operation, Aldoria detected a sudden close approach by the Russian Luch Olymp K-2 (Luch-2) to a satellite positioned in geostationary orbit (GEO). This manoeuvre occurred on April 12, around 35,780 km in altitude, highlighting the increasing complexity of space activities. Luch Olymp 2, known for its unusual manoeuvres was predicted, by Aldoria, to closely approach the satellite prior to the observed manoeuvre. The original Luch-1, launched in 2014, was known for similar abnormal behaviour, creating a heightened sense of vigilance within the space community. Luch-2, like its predecessor, has a history of unusual manoeuvring near other satellites in geostationary orbit, which has also generated suspicions regarding its mission. Aldoria offers a range of monitoring solutions designed to meet the needs of satellite operators. Aldoria's manoeuvre detection and threat assessment services provide comprehensive analysis and timely warnings of potential risks to space assets. Today, this capability is fundamental to securing critical space infrastructures and enabling informed decision-making. Thanks to its exclusive network of six observation stations, Aldoria detects around 10 manoeuvres per object per month for 25,000 objects, enabling operators to proactively deal with threats and approaches, guaranteeing mission longevity and continuity. The stakes are high: protecting public and private assets in orbit that service fundamental economies is a necessity. As satellite constellations proliferate, so does the risk of collisions, amplifying the demand for Space Situational Awareness (SSA) services. The SSA market is expected to generate $600 million in revenue by 2030 (NSR 2024) driven by the need to manage the growing number of satellites, mitigate collision risks and protect satellites from intentional threats.   The visual shows Aldoria’s optical tracking of Luch-2, passing by the satellite in GEO. For more information about our solutions, send us a message on: [email protected] #AldoriaSpace #SpaceSurveillance #RussianSatellite #SSA #NewSpace

🚀 Meet us in Austin! Aldoria is thrilled to be attending Fed Supernova—a pivotal event for advancing dual-use technology through collaboration between government and industry. 📍 Capital Factory 🗓️ August 20-22 Curious about how Space Situational Awareness can enhance satellite safety? Feel free to reach out to Saloua M.. We’d love to connect! #FedSupernova #SpaceSituationalAwareness #DefenseInnovation

🗣 🚀 We are excited to welcome Quentin Pierre as Project Manager at Aldoria! With a specialization in Mission Analysis within the Space & Defense industries and startups, Quentin brings a wealth of experience in managing complex project development. His expertise will be invaluable as he takes on the challenge of ensuring the seamless execution of Aldoria’s projects. In his new role, Quentin will effectively coordinate human, financial, and technical resources in close collaboration with our Program and Operational Directors. His strategic approach and leadership will drive our mission forward, enhancing our capabilities in space surveillance and technology. Join us in giving a warm welcome to Quentin! 👏 #AldoriaSpace #NewHire #ProjectManagement #SpaceSurveillance

🇺🇸🛰️ Aldoria is in Utah for the 38th Annual Small Satellite Conference (SmallSat) 👥 Want to connect and discuss SSA? Shoot a message to Saloua M. or Paul ROMAGNAN 📍Logan, UT, USA 🗓️ August 3-8 We can’t wait to see you there. #AldoriaSpace #NewSpace #SpaceConference #SmallSats #SmallSatConference

The European Space Agency - ESA 2024 Space Environment Report is out and filled with insightful findings. The report underscores several critical issues: - Despite a general reduction, the persistent occurrence of non-deliberate fragmentations, averaging 10.6 annually over the past two decades, remains a concern. 🛰️⚠️ - Approximately two-thirds of rocket body mass launched to LEO adhered to debris guidelines on limiting orbital lifetimes, and about 40-70% of payload mass complied with these guidelines. 📏📊 - The number of tracked objects (>10cm) in Earth orbit reached almost 35,000. This surge, driven by large constellations and miniaturized systems, has led to an unprecedented density of objects in orbit, increasing the risk of collisions and debris generation. 🔭🌍 At Aldoria, we stress the importance of global cooperation and stringent adherence to debris mitigation measures to safeguard the space environment. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/e7BPepG #AldoriaSpace #ESA #SpaceSafety #SpaceDebris

📡🌍 Billions of people around the world are tuning in to watch the 2024 Paris Olympics, thanks to telecommunications satellites. These satellites are essential for delivering live broadcasts, enabling global communication, and supporting internet services. With over 500 telecommunications satellites currently in GEO, ensuring uninterrupted service is critical during such major events. 📺🌐 However, these vital assets face significant risks. Recently, an increasing number of interference incidents, including jamming and signal spoofing, affecting European satellites has been reported. 🛰️🛡️At Aldoria (formerly Share My Space), we have publicly documented two unusual close-approach maneuvers in the past months by the Russian satellite Luch-2 near telecommunications satellites. Unfriendly close approaches can cause radio frequency interference that jams signals, disrupting services. 🔭 Aldoria is committed to closely monitoring any abnormal activities. Our network of optical sensors tracks potential threats, enabling us to provide timely alerts to satellite operators and ensuring the security and reliability of telecommunications services. #AldoriaSpace #SpaceSecurity #Olympics2024 #ParisOlympics

🇺🇸🛰️ Aldoria (formerly Share My Space) is headed to Utah for the 38th Annual Small Satellite Conference (SmallSat), exploring how automation is being integrated into small satellite systems across the industry. 👥 Want to connect? Schedule a meeting with us on  https://lnkd.in/e-rYDy2A 📍Logan, UT, USA 🗓️ August 3-8 Register today 🔗 https://smallsat.org/ We can’t wait to see you there! #AldoriaSpace #NewSpace #SpaceConference #SmallSats #SmallSatConference

🛰️ #SmallSats are revolutionizing how we monitor and protect the environment. Providing critical data for weather forecasting, disaster management, and pollution tracking, these cost-effective solutions are making our planet a better place. 🌍 🔭 Space Situational Awareness is key to protecting these vital satellites by ensuring their lifespans. Learn more about the SmallSats revolution and the crucial role Aldoria (formerly Share My Space) is playing in making their operations safe and sustainable. 🚀 We are proud to have Latitude as a partner, working together from pre-launch planning to in-orbit operation for a safer space. #AldoriaSpace #NewSpace #SmallSatsForEarth #SpaceSituationalAwareness

Aldoria (formerly Share My Space) Ongoing Russian Tracking: Luch-2's 20km Approach to Telecommunication Satellites 🇷🇺🛰️ Russian satellite Luch-2 is still closely approaching telecommunication satellites in geostationary orbit (GEO) at an altitude of 35,780 km. Early in July, Aldoria's tracking system detected Luch-2 closely and slowly approaching a Norwegian commercial satellite, maintaining a distance of approximately 80 km. As of today, recent maneuvers have reduced this distance to only 20 km, raising significant concerns about the Russian satellite’s intentions. 🚨 Aldoria had already detected suspicious behavior from Luch-2 back in April and has been extremely vigilant in monitoring the satellite’s pattern of life since then. This ongoing surveillance has been crucial in tracking Luch-2's movements and understanding its intentions. 📸 The images taken from Aldoria’s optical observation station illustrate the proximity of Luch-2 to essential telecommunication satellites, including 3 satellites from a Norwegian commercial satellite operator and INTELSAT 1002 (up to bottom order). These satellites all provide a range of telecommunication services, including broadcasting, broadband, and data communications across multiple regions. These satellites are critical for maintaining continuous communication services for public and private sectors. This close approach, from a satellite with undefined intentions, poses a potential risk to these critical assets, emphasizing the importance of space domain awareness. 🌐 🔍📡 With its six observation stations, Aldoria performs multi-orbit tracking, providing extensive surveillance and ensuring that no maneuver goes unnoticed. Aldoria remains vigilant, alerting operators to ensure satellite safety. For more information or to discuss the implications of these findings, please reach out to us at [email protected] #AldoriaSpace #SpaceSurveillance #RussianSatellite #SSA #NewSpace

🔭 Behind the Scenes at Aldoria (formerly Share My Space): Telescope Assembly for our Multiple Telescopes Observation Stations (MTOs) Take an exclusive look at the construction of our proprietary network of observation stations. Our MTO system consists of four synchronously rotating telescopes at a single observation site. 🌌🛰️ These pictures were taken at our Paris office, where we have an entire floor dedicated to telescope mounting. Our skilled team meticulously assembles each system before shipping them to our station locations around the globe. 🌍 We currently have 6 locations across 4 continents, continuously working to enhance global space surveillance and security. Stay tuned to discover more about our innovative solutions and global impact. Learn more on Aldoria.com/sensors #AldoriaSpace #SpaceSurveillance #Telescopes #NewSpace