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Serviceable spacecraft are the future! And sustainable development demands it. ♻️ Great to see NASA lean into the technology of in-space servicing and logistics. 👏🏻 We will be there when the observatory is ready for a top-up/repair/upgrade/maneuver…

Lol. Apple cancelled by iPhone trade-in because the address on my ID was in Japanese, while the address associated with my purchase was in English. They're the same address. Biggest company in the world but apparently translation is too hard. Oh the joys of living abroad 😑

Check out this montage of ADRAS-J as it undergoes thermal vacuum testing 🛰️ This 180 kg spacecraft will perform world's first rendezvous with space debris in LEO! youtu.be/FKAe_bzuo3Y

📣 Funding news!​ ​We are excited to announce we have raised U.S. $76 million from investors including Mitsubishi Electric and Yusaku Maezawa, bringing the total raised to U.S. $376 million. ​ astroscale.com/astroscale-rai…​ 前澤友作

When the FCC approved Amazon Kuiper's orbital debris plan, no one asked about mass. Each spacecraft could be 100 kg or 10,000 kg, and it's all the same to the FCC. That doesn't make any sense and I'm really hoping the new Space Bureau fixes this. satellitetoday.com/government-mil…

Prepares your satellite for more cost effective, safe removal, but doesn’t lock you into a specific capture technology or service provider. Long term, sustainable action that you can take today.

I'm VERY excited to start working with CNES and our newest office with this project! France has been a loud and committed voice when it comes to space sustainability -- our alignment and capabilities make this is a strong partnership indeed!

While rocket bodies & derelict satellites pose similar risks to the space environment, they have different geometries, materials, & optical properties. Safely approaching & characterizing objects regardless of form factor is a key capability I'm proud Astroscale is producing!

“If we want to be serious about space sustainability, remediation has to be part of the solution,” .Astroscale CTO Mike Lindsay explaining key aspects of cleaning up the orbital highways at the وكالة الفضاء السعودية Space Debris Conference.

Tomorrow is launch day! 🚀 So, what exactly will ADRAS-J attempt to achieve? Learn everything you need to know including how the mission will demonstrate the essential rendezvous and proximity capabilities for delivering future safe and secure on-orbit services.

Less than three hours until launch of our ADRAS-J spacecraft! This mission entails the first ever approach of actual space debris and will be a monumental step toward a more sustainable future in space.

A perfect ride, thanks Rocket Lab. Things went so smoothly we were able to start checking systems out way ahead of schedule!

(1/2) ADRAS-J UPDATE: Rendezvous operations are underway! #ShowtheWayADRASJ

This is what a thorough inspection capability looks like 🔎

Space debris is cluttering our orbit, endangering astronauts, and even life on Earth. How can engineering address this? Joining Dr Dr Anna Ploszajski - find me on Instagram on #CreateTheFuture are Mike Lindsay, CTO at Astroscale, and Professor Hugh Lewis. University of Southampton 🎧 buff.ly/3Pjbvlr

"Sustainable space won't happen if we continue to only think nationally." Astroscale's CTO on cooperation for a connected world, the common framework needed, and why Int’l Telecommunication Union + satellite assets matter itu.int/hub/2025/09/su… #ITUSSF