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Space Security Company True Anomaly Emerges From Shadow With $30 Million In Financing

Space Security Company True Anomaly Emerges From Shadow With $30 Million In Financing
True Anomaly's Jackal Autonomous Orbital Pursuit Vehicle. Image: True Anomaly

True Anomaly, Inc., a year-old company focused on space security, domain awareness, and training, on Thursday said it has raised $30 million in funding so far and plans to launch its first satellite pursuit vehicle this fall. True Anomaly is developing and manufacturing the Jackal Autonomous Orbital Vehicle, which the Colorado-based company says can operate in all orbits and safely maneuver at close ranges to collect data on any resident space object. Data collection of other satellites and objects includes…

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