In the era of New Space, the demand for satellite-based real-time data is enormous. With this data, we can better protect and manage our planet.
In the era of New Space, the demand for satellite-based real-time data is enormous. With this data, we can better protect and manage our planet.
The ultimate goal is to make space more accessible for everyone. But how do we do this? Producing high-quality, low-cost launchers that put satellites in orbit to better connect and protect our planet in real-time.
Earth needs action. But we can only take action when we fully understand global change processes like the climate, urbanization, mobility and agriculture.
How do we achieve such a vast understanding in such a short time frame? From above.
Observing Earth from space allows us to allocate resources more efficiently.
Commercial satellite networks will soon enable phone and Internet access anywhere in the world. But there’s an even bigger market: Data. The collection and distribution of data from such a high volume of satellites requires low cost launch access.
Enter RFA.
New Space industry funding has increased tenfold over the last decade. But its market growth depends on low cost and easy access to space.
Complicated and over-engineered rockets don’t cut it anymore. The aim is to get small satellites into low-earth orbit as accurately as possible, as quickly as possible.
RFA uses serial production to achieve low-cost, high-performance, and customer-specific launch services like our RFA ONE.
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