Australians call it mate ship. Texans call it a partnership. Starlab calls it our foundation. Successful space station operations require a global network that enables us to leverage specialized skills and capacities, resulting in greater efficiencies. Our experienced team

We're proud to announce that Vivace Corporation has been selected to manufacture the primary structure of the Starlab commercial space station, one of the largest aluminum spaceflight structures ever developed. Manufacturing will take place at Vivace’s facility in New Orleans.

Starlab to Houston, we have arrived. After a cross-state trip that would make Route 66 proud, our high-fidelity mockup has arrived at JSC Building 9 for construction. This is where space meets Texas hospitality. Designed with our expert partners, the mock-up tests crew comfort

From the Great Barrier Reef and the Red Centre to the Texas oil fields and tech corridor, discovery has always been tied to the courage to explore. Space is no different. Starlab is designed to deliver breakthroughs that matter on Earth, from microgravity research that advances

Together with Starlab and Northrop Grumman, we successfully completed our rendezvous demo to demonstrate future autonomous docking capabilities on Starlab, the most advanced commercial space station in development. Learn more: bit.ly/46GrhPf

Congratulations to our partners at Northrop Grumman and Voyager Technologies on the successful completion of a critical rendezvous, proximity operations, and docking (RPOD) demonstration. This achievement represents a significant milestone in the development of fully autonomous docking

At the #IAC2025 Global Networking Forum, Starlab CEO Marshall Smith shared his vision for the next generation of space stations 🚀 “ISS was designed by engineers for engineers. Starlab will be designed with research from the beginning.” 🌍✨

Today, we announced that Space Applications Services (SAS SpaceApps), a Belgium-based leader in space engineering and payload integration, has joined as a joint venture partner and investor. SAS SpaceApps contributes deep experience in space systems, mission operations and

An Australia-sized thanks to everyone who joined us at yesterday's reception! We loved introducing Starlab to so many new faces and sharing our vision for the future of LEO. The first days at IAC Sydney have been out of this world, and our team has loved connecting with

We're excited to expand our network in Australia with Saber Astronautics! Saber Astronautics will support business development by engaging new customers for Starlab’s commercial space station and provide technical execution services, including feasibility assessments, hardware

From the Alps to Low Earth Orbit. Starlab recently sponsored the RPV Space Fall Semester master class at the University of St. Gallen, where students are exploring the future of space commercialization. Chief Scientist Dr. Luis Zea kicked things off, sharing our mission to ensure

Voyager Starlab isn’t just a station. It’s the backbone of the future space economy. Built on 20+ yrs of #ISS success, 27 milestones achieved and a global partner network, Starlab is the most advanced commercial LEO destination in development. $VOYG #MissionReady

Scale matters. Starlab isn’t just a station, it’s a platform for an entire space economy. From research to manufacturing and human spaceflight, Starlab is designed to scale what’s possible in orbit. $VOYG #MissionReady bit.ly/46RaFWs

Please join us in welcoming Bob Ess as the new President of Starlab. Bob brings decades of diverse leadership experience in the aerospace industry. He spent many years in key roles at NASA before transitioning to the private sector, most recently serving as President of Venus

Starlab Space and Redwire Corporation are collaborating to expand commercial access to low Earth orbit. Redwire will provide critical systems for Starlab, including advanced solar arrays and life support technology, while connecting new customers and markets worldwide. The agreement

The second week of our subsystem PDR review is underway. We're evaluating major elements, confirming that design requirements are met, and that systems are ready to advance toward final integration. Together, these reviews validate that the station's architecture, subsystems, and

A kangaroo-leap-sized thank you to everyone who joined us at IAC last month! The energy and engagement in Sydney set the stage for what’s next, and we haven’t slowed down since. From the launch of the Payload Portal expanding access for future payload customers to panels

What’s next for space — and for life on Earth? 🌍🚀 Voyager Starlab CEO Marshall Smith joins SpaceNews Nov. 3 at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center’s Discovery Series to explore how commercial space stations will transform our world. 🔗 eventbrite.com/e/discovery-se… $VOYG

Yesterday, our CEO Marshall Smith joined Johns Hopkins University University and SpaceNews for an engaging fireside chat as part of the Discovery Series, exploring how the future of space is unfolding faster than we ever imagined. Marshall shared our vision for Starlab, the most

Today, we announced that Leidos will lead Starlab's U.S.-based assembly, integration and testing (AI&T) activities for our next-generation space station. The collaboration reflects Starlab's ongoing strategy to align with proven aerospace leaders and reduce risk across