A still from the livestream of the Satellite Payload Bay in flight. Source: Virgin Orbit.
Aussie space-tech startup Spiral Blue has successfully launched two of its image processing computers into orbit aboard the maiden flight of Richard Branson’s satellite taxi service.
The first prototypes of Spiral Blue’s Space Edge Zero (SEZ) computers were shot into orbit from California in a so-called ‘ride-share mission’.
The computers are hosted on two small-scale satellites produced by Polish manufacturer SatRevolution, which were on board Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne rocket.
Entitled Tubular Bells, Part One, the mission marked the first commercial flight of Richard Branson’s satellite launch service.
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