Look Up Space

Look Up Space

Fabrication pour l’aérospatiale et la défense

Toulouse, Occitanie 4 324 abonnés

360 ways to enable space

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Look Up is a pioneering company specializing in space situational awareness (SSA), space domain awareness (SDA) and space operations services. Our mission is to ensure the sustainable use of space by providing advanced solutions that protect and optimize satellite operations. By combining cutting-edge radar technology, data analytics, and innovative software, we deliver real-time insights that enhance the security, safety, and efficiency of space operations. Our proprietary platform, SYNAPSE, enables governments, defense organizations, and commercial satellite operators to monitor and manage their assets in orbit, preventing collisions and improving space traffic management. At Look Up, we are committed to shaping the future of space safety by creating an ecosystem where space is accessible, secure, and sustainable for generations to come. Join us on this journey as we redefine the standards of space operations.

Secteur
Fabrication pour l’aérospatiale et la défense
Taille de l’entreprise
11-50 employés
Siège social
Toulouse, Occitanie
Type
Société civile/Société commerciale/Autres types de sociétés
Fondée en
2022

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    💥 The recent breakup of Intelsat 33E, is reminiscent of the 3 previous ones that occurred in the last 4 months. Here is a focus on CZ-6A breakup 🛰️

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    Academician | Keynote Speaker | Space Safety and Security Expert | Co-Founder Look Up Space

    💥 The recent breakup of Intelsat 33E, is reminiscent of the 3 previous ones that occurred in the last 4 months. After the breakup of Resurs satellite on June 26th, the breakup of the CZ-6A upper stage followed on August 6th in Low Earth Orbit, then an Atlas 5 upper-stage fragmentation occurred in Geostationary Transfer Orbit on September 6th, just one month before Intelsat 33E. Here's a look at the latest massive fragmentation in Low Earth Orbit, the breakup of the Chinese CZ-6A rocket body shortly after the launch of the first 18, of an expected 14,000 Chinese satellites in the Qianfan constellation, and its short-term consequences. The SYNAPSE screenshot below shows the Chinese Qianfan satellites (in green), evolving at the same orbital altitude and plan as hundreds of orbital debris (in red) generated by the fragmentation of the CZ-6A upper stage used to put them in orbit. 🛰️ It all began with the launch of the first 18, over 14.000 satellites, of the Qianfan constellation by a Long March 6A launcher, abbreviated CZ-2A, on August 6, 2024. Below we can see how most of these satellites perform orbit raising, to reach their respective orbital position. These operations shall of course consider the collisions risks with fragments, derelict space objects and other operational satellites. Unfortunately, QIANFAN-7 (Norad 60385) has shown no manoeuvring capability since its orbit injection. If QIANFAN-7 is lost, it will be very bad news for space safety and sustainability. Firstly, because the satellite was inserted at an altitude of 800 km and will take much longer than the 25-year rule to re-enter. Secondly, because it highlights the relatively low reliability of the satellites of this future massive constellation. 🌍 Which are the short-term consequences of such break-up, for the space safety and sustainability? We provide a synthetic view of the collision risks induced by the debris of the CZ-2A fragmentation, since the day of the fragmentation, for typical operational screening parameters. It can be immediately noted that among the hundreds of collision risks detected since fragmentation epoch to October 24th, more than 80% are with space objects other than the fragments of CZ-2A Rocket body.   🚀 In parallel, and despite the collision risks incurred by the 18 Qianfan satellites, most of them perform the necessary orbital manoeuvres to progressively form this future constellation, supposed to be composed by 2030 of 14.000 satellites. Using proprietary algorithms, we can detect orbital manoeuvre performed by the satellites and follow their path to their operational orbit. As shown below, the Synapse's “pattern of life” feature enables analysis of a space object's orbiting behaviour throughout its lifetime. It allows to identify and evaluate changes in a satellite's orbit, and to record and analyse them over a user selected period.  Look Up Space : 360 ways to enable Space 🛰️

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    🌍🚀 A significant milestone in our commitment to space sustainability! We are deeply honoured to share that today, Look Up Space took an important step toward a more sustainable future in space by signing the European Space Agency - ESA's Space Debris Charter. The signing ceremony took place at IAC2024 in Milan, which this year focuses on the theme of “Responsible Space for Sustainability.” We extend our sincere thanks to the European Space Agency - ESA, represented by Josef Aschbacher, Luca Parmitano and Quentin Verspieren, for their guidance and leadership in this essential initiative. It’s a privilege to stand alongside 24 other organisations who also signed today, bringing the total number of signatories to over 100. Together, we are united in our mission to protect the long-term sustainability of space, and we remain committed to doing our part for a responsible and secure space environment. #SpaceSustainability #SpaceStewardship #SSA #IAC2024 Juan Carlos Dolado Pérez Philippe Moreels Laurence Lorda Alban de Crémiers

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    🚀✨ Exciting News! Look Up Space is heading to the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Milan from October 14 to 18!” 🌍🛰️ As a company pioneering comprehensive space situational awareness solutions, this year’s focus on sustainable space operations couldn’t be a better fit for us! We’re all about promoting responsible use of space to ensure our orbits are protected for generations to come. Come meet the awesome team making it happen! 💥 • Juan Carlos Dolado Pérez, Co-Founder & CTO • Laurence Lorda, Head of Space Safety Solutions • Alban de Crémiers, General Manager • Philippe Moreels, CCO • Olivier BONTAZ, Head of Solutions Business Development Swing by our booth (# MN1-A10 @ MiCo - NorthWing - Hall B - Level +1) to discover how we’re deploying our network of ground-based radars and catch a live demo of our cutting-edge SSA and SDA solutions! 💡 We can’t wait to see you there, share ideas, and collaborate on shaping a more sustainable future in space! #IAC2024 #SpaceSustainability #SpaceSituationalAwareness #SpaceDomainAwareness #SORASYS

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    ✨ Nous sommes officiellement membre du Club Galaxie ! ✨ C’est un honneur de rejoindre ce réseau d’excellence qui réunit des acteurs majeurs de l’industrie spatiale et de la recherche. Un moment d’autant plus symbolique que notre parrain pour cette occasion était le CNES, représenté par Thierry Levoir, Directeur central de la sécurité industrielle et de la sûreté. Nous avons également eu le plaisir de partager cet instant avec Catherine Lambert, Présidente du CERFACS et du CLUB GALAXIE. Cette reconnaissance marque une étape locale importante, et nous sommes plus que jamais engagés à innover et collaborer au sein de cette grande communauté. Merci à tous ceux qui ont rendu cela possible ! 🚀🌍 🙏   #Innovation #Spatial #Collaboration #Excellence

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    🌟 Look Up Space at Small Satellite 2024: Innovating the Future of Space Sustainability! 🌟 We're thrilled to announce that our very own Juan Carlos Dolado Pérez, Co-Founder & CTO, and Laurence Lorda, Head of Flight Dynamics, will be representing Look Up Space at the prestigious Small Satellite Conference (SmallSat) in Logan, Utah, from August 3-8, 2024! This event is a melting pot of innovation, where the brightest minds in the small satellite industry gather to push the boundaries of space technology. Juan Carlos and Laurence will be there to share our latest advancements, connect with industry leaders, and explore new opportunities to propel Look Up Space to greater heights. What to expect from Look Up Space at the event: 🔹 Insightful presentations and demos on our cutting-edge radar and platform technologies 🔹 Engaging discussions on the future of space safety and operations 🔹 Networking opportunities with pioneers and visionaries in the industry 🔹 Exclusive sneak peeks into our upcoming projects and missions #SmallSat2024 #LookUpSpace #SpaceInnovation #SatelliteTechnology #SpaceSituationalAwareness #SpaceSafety #SpaceSustainability #TechLeadership #Networking Feel free to connect with Juan Carlos and Laurence on LinkedIn and share your thoughts, questions, or just a warm hello. Let’s make this event truly out of this world! 🌌 See you in Logan! 🌠

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    Next week, Look Up Space will be attending two major events in Tokyo, Japan! 🇯🇵 🛰 SPACETIDE 2024 📅 July 8 - 10, 2024   🌍 6th SWF Summit for Space Sustainability 📅 July 11 - 12, 2024   Join us as we explore the future of space and its sustainable development. Our leadership team will be there to share insights and engage in pivotal discussions:   👨💼 Michel Friedling (Gen. R.) - Co-Founder & CEO 👨💼 Philippe Moreels - CCO   These events are an incredible opportunity to connect with industry leaders, share innovative ideas, and collaborate on the development and usage of safe and secure solutions. Don’t miss out on this chance to meet us in person and discuss the future of space!   🔹 Are you attending SPACETIDE Foundation 2024 or the 6th Secure World Foundation Summit for Space Sustainability?  🔹 What topics or questions would you like us to address during the events? Share your thoughts!   Feel free to contact us!   See you in Tokyo! 🚀🌟   #Space #SpaceSustainability #SPACETIDE2024 #SpaceSituationalAwareness #LookUpSpace #FutureOfSpace #SWF

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    Have you ever wondered about the cat-and-mouse game happening in space? 🌌 🛰 Take the Luch (Olymp) 2, a Russian communications and signals intelligence (SIGINT) satellite, as a fascinating example. Since its launch in March 2023, Luch (Olymp) 2 has been drifting across the geostationary ring, “visiting” satellites from Eutelsat Group, SES Satellites, Intelsat, etc. Just last week, Luch (Olymp) 2 started a new set of maneuvers, hinting that its next target is likely Intelsat 10-02. 🔭 📸 Check out the attached images from Look Up Space’s multi-source data fusion platform. You can clearly see the increase in the semi-major axis of Luch (Olymp) 2, caused by these maneuvers, which in turn induces a longitude drift bringing it closer to Intelsat 10-02’s path. #SpaceSituationalAwareness #SatelliteTracking #SpaceSecurity #OrbitalMechanics #LookUpSpace #LuchOlymp2 #Intelsat1002 #SpaceData #GeostationaryOrbit

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