⚡️ With technology driving our lives (literally), are we prepared for the threats that come from space? Discover how real-time data on space weather can protect our lives from global power outages and GPS failures in the new interview of Mission Space founders, Alex Pospekhov and Alexey Shirobokov #startups #spaceweather #spaceindustry #luxembourg #spacetech #space
Mission Space
Défense et espace
Real-time space weather forecasting with tailored made mitigation strategies & localization
À propos
Mission Space is leading the charge with its revolutionary real-time space weather forecasting system, designed to safeguard both space and Earth-based assets. Our forecasts are 230% more accurate than current models, offering up to 96 hours of tailor made advance warning and real-time data granularity. With own constellation of 24 nanosatellites (starting from February 2025) equipped with a designed in-house proprietary space weather sensor Zohar, Mission Space is transforming data collection by generating 1,000 times more data points than existing systems. This data-rich environment feeds our own AI and scientific models, allowing us to deliver highly accurate, localized forecasts within a 500 km square radius. Our capabilities also enable us to provide tailored mitigation strategies for our customers.
- Site web
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https://mission.space
Lien externe pour Mission Space
- Secteur
- Défense et espace
- Taille de l’entreprise
- 11-50 employés
- Siège social
- Luxembourg
- Type
- Société civile/Société commerciale/Autres types de sociétés
- Fondée en
- 2021
- Domaines
- space weather, solar flares, data et geomagnetic storms
Lieux
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Principal
9, Rue du Laboratoire
L-1911 Luxembourg, LU
Employés chez Mission Space
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Alex Pospekhov
CEO @ Mission Space 🛰 | Real time space weather forecasting tech | To safeguard space tourists & space-dependent ventures to make it safe and…
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Alexey Shirobokov
Serial tech entrepreneur | Angel investor | Cofounder @Mission Space
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Dmitry Petrov
Private equity fund manager
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Sergey Filippychev, PhD
Head of Engineering at Mission Space. The Lyndon B. Johnson NASA Space Centre Group Achievement.
Nouvelles
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Do you remember the Icelandic volcano eruption of 2010? Millions were forced to make alternative travel plans as air traffic restrictions came into force. Now just imagine if all flights around the world were cancelled at the same time. And, for added drama, unlike the Eyjafjallajökul eruption, you couldn’t phone home or find information on the internet about what was going on. In fact, you might be sitting in darkness, because the electricity has gone down. It’s not as outlandish as you may think. The space physics community agrees that the next once-in-100-year solar storm might be coming soon. #spaceweather #solarflares #geomagneticstorm #carringtonevent #BBC
We're overdue a once-a-century solar storm. If a Carrington Event struck today, it would be catastrophic
skyatnightmagazine.com
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According to Mike Bettwy, a meteorologist and the operations chief for NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center, a lack of data can make solar storm forecasting difficult. #spaceweather #forecast #solarflares #geomagneticstorms
He Monitors Solar Flares. Here’s What Keeps Him Up at Night.
https://www.nytimes.com
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All this unplanned movement created a significant safety risk. The orbits of all low Earth objects are constantly monitored to predict potential collisions — or conjunctions, as astronomers call them — so that satellites can move out of the way. But throughout the storm and for several days afterwards, these calculations were next to impossible because of the rapidly changing orbits. “These challenges call into question the capabilities of the existing conjunction assessment procedures during geomagnetic storm conditions,” they say. That will be a concern to space operators and particularly the astronauts aboard the International Space Station. This has had to move on various occasions to avoid potential collisions and so relies on these kinds of predictions. #spaceweather #solarstorms #geomagneticstorms #solarflares #SSA #STM
Satellite Collision Prediction Lost During Recent Solar Storm
discovermagazine.com
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How does all this impact the average enlisted Joe or Jane? The Air Land Sea Application Center laid out a scenario where an artillery battalion is trying to conduct a training exercise in Cambodia. Like most of the military, the battalion is fully plugged in, with satellite communications on a super-high frequency band to keep in touch with higher command; a counter-fire radar system for finding enemy artillery; an ultrahigh frequency radio for talking with forward observers calling in fire missions; an advanced field artillery tactical data system for planning and coordinating those fire missions, and other gizmos for providing effective fire support. But it’s all a pile of junk if a big solar flare comes through. “All of a sudden, the UHF radio transmission becomes broken and unreadable, the AFATDS data that does get through has Global Positioning System positions hundreds of meters off from previous calls for fire and the [counter-fire radar] is not picking up any artillery rounds—even though you know the guns are firing,” the Air Land Sea Application Center wrote. “The discrepancies are due to a solar storm.” #spaceweather #defence #solarflares
‘Space weather’ is a thing, and the Air Force has a school teaching airmen to forecast it
taskandpurpose.com
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While the midnight sky is no longer bathed in eerie Aurora Borealis light, the farm financial impact of this spring’s solar storm still is being calculated. According to a Kansas State University economist, it came during 2024’s most crucial planting timeframe, costing American farmers an estimated $500 million in potential profit. #spaceweather #agriculture #usa
This spring’s solar storm could cost American farms $500 million
farmprogress.com
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We see a need for improved space weather predictions to safeguard spacecraft and mitigate risks in space and on Earth. And an independent European space weather ecosystem will reduce the risk of unforeseen problems related to dependence on data from other countries. Many thanks Kosmonauta for featuring this article! #spaceweather #spacetech #space #innovation
Opinia: Europejska infrastruktura monitorowania pogody kosmicznej: plany i perspektywy
https://kosmonauta.net
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With the forecast framework developed at CLEAR, we also hope to predict when the particle flux falls back to a safe level. That way, we’ll be able to tell the astronauts when it’s safe to leave their shelter and continue their work on the lunar surface. #spaceweather #solarflares
Space weather forecasting needs an upgrade to protect future Artemis astronauts
theconversation.com
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If there were astronauts standing next to the rover at the time of impact from the solar flare, they would have gotten a radiation dose of 8,100 micrograys which is equivalent to about 30 chest X-rays, NASA said. While the radiation was not deadly, it was the biggest surge the rover’s radiation detector measured since it landed on the planet 12 years ago. The particles seen in both images shared by NASA on Monday look like "snow" as they hit the rover’s navigation camera. Meanwhile, NASA’s 2001 Mars Odyssey orbiter was blasted with energy from the solar particles and had its power temporarily knocked out. It was up and running like normal less than an hour later. #spaceweather
Images showing charged particles hitting Mars rover camera after solar flare shared by NASA
fox5dc.com
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🇱🇺👏We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Carl Shneider, PhD joined our R&D Project with the University of Luxembourg. Dr. Shneider has expertise in Space Weather and Deep Learning and works on improving the forecast accuracy of geomagnetic events. Dr. Shneider contributes to the long-term vision of building a space weather research excellence centre in Luxembourg. Welcome aboard! #spaceweather #missionspace #luxembourg #universityofluxembourg #solarflares
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