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Anduril and Impulse Space Plan to Run RPO in Geosynchronous Orbit Next Year

Anduril and Impulse Space Plan to Run RPO in Geosynchronous Orbit Next Year
Pictured is Impulse Space's second Mira vehicle, LEO Express-2 (Photo: Impulse Space)

Next year, Anduril Industries and the Impulse Space startup plan to run a geosynchronous Earth orbit (GEO) rendezvous and proximity operations mission using Anduril's mission data processor (MDP) and long-wave infrared imager aboard Impulse Space's Mira space tug, Anduril said on Tuesday. Such space tugs carry the "orbital transfer vehicle" designation. "Once equipped with Anduril payloads and other third-party sensors, the Mira spacecraft will be integrated on Impulse’s Helios kick stage," according to Anduril. In June, the California-based Impulse Space…

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