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We've entered into a new space exploration era, allowing massive increases in capacity to orbit at a fraction of previous costs. This is the foundation for the new space economy, and ExLabs is right at its frontier! 🚀 exlabs.space | #CapturingTheFutureFrontier

Artemis program is a new beginning to the long-awaited return to space beyond Low Earth Orbit. Our future is bright with a dedicated industry working and living in space. We're excited for this new class of vehicle and the opportunities it creates.

We are learning more about the composition of asteroids all the time. Turns out Bennu is more like "a ball pit", ⚽️ Sounds fun!

In case you forgot this image exists... 🤯 #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope

Exciting News! ExLabs has been awarded a Space Force Orbital Prime Contract for their groundbreaking Robotic Capture System. This $1.7M Direct-to-Phase II SBIR contract, will focus on Autonomous Capture and Acquisition. bit.ly/3X2ajWC #WeCatchDebris #WeCatchAsteroids

ExLabs' new facility in Long Beach will be the home of our SERV spacecraft heading to #Apophis in 2028. - Stay tuned for more announcements on the Apophis mission, including our partners, payloads, and additional opportunities for industry. spacenews.com/exlabs-plans-m…

ExLabs Receives Space Force Funding Increase to Further Develop System for Advanced Capture Solutions. Funding boost to accelerate development and expand on-orbit capture capabilities, in partnership with SSC's Servicing, Mobility, and Logistics office. spacenews.com/exlabs-wins-fu…

We’re thrilled to partner with Antares to develop the next generation of nuclear-powered spacecraft for GEO+. By combining ExLabs' modular SERV platform with Antares' cutting-edge microreactors, we're building the foundation for high-power, long-duration missions beyond Earth

#Apophis will have another visitor Fleet Space Technologies is joining the ExLabs ApophisExL mission! Their geophysical suite will map Apophis in ways never done before. Alongside our global partners, this mission is set to revolutionize deep space access. Let’s go 🌍✨ #ApophisExL

An asteroid just passed 300 km over Antarctica, lower than most satellites and beneath the ISS. It was detected only hours before. At just 2-meters size doesn’t matter at orbital speeds. This close call is another reminder of why missions like ApophisExL matter.