“AuroraSat-1” is also known as “The Flying Object” branded in a partnership with The Flying Object fund. Espoo, Finland. May 3rd, 2022 Aurora Propulsion Technologies, a satellite propulsion manufacturer based in Finland, has successfully launched its first space sustainable and…
Space Pocket and an exciting test payload ride-shares with AuroraSat-1 We’re excited to have Space Pocket and a piece of KONE’s revolutionary elevator hoisting rope, KONE UltraRope®, as a test payload on this historic mission! KONE is a global leader in the elevator…
On January 27th television viewers could see Aurora Propulsion Technologies popping up on Finnish national television, when Aurora was featured in a talk show called Puoli seitsemän. The talk show centered around an exclusive interview with Aurora’s advisor Pekka Janhunen,…
Press Release 9.2.2022 Addressing the increasing collision risk of satellites with space debris Aurora releases a match box sized new thruster designated ARM-C. Palo Alto, California, USA. February 9, 2022 – Aurora Propulsion Technologies, Finnish company dedicated to the sustainable use of space,…
Espoo, Finland (February 22, 2021) – Aurora Propulsion Technologies and Aliena enter into collaboration for the development of technology for in-space propulsion. The companies also agree to promote industrial and commercial collaboration with an aim of enabling small space craft…
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Espoo and London — Finland based Aurora Propulsion Technologies is a space industry engineering developer and solutions provider focusing on scalable movement and lifecycle control components for small satellites. Aurora has been recognized as one of the leading technology companies in New…
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