EXPLORING RE-ENTRY SITES

We traveled 1400km west of Lisbon to Santa Maria in the Azores archipelago to explore a possible re-entry landing site for our Phoenix space capsule in the Atlantic Ocean in November 2024. Our CEO Sebastian Klaus met with Ricardo Conde from Agência Espacial Portuguesa | Portugal Space to learn more about the available logistics for our first orbital return mission next year.

The island of Santa Maria provides ideal conditions ranging from air control for tracking and logistic infrastructure to airplane and navy support – all of which contribute to the safety of our mission 👩‍🚀

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Journey

A personal close-up with team ATMOS

Meet our founders close-up in a very personal interview and learn about the vision, the technology, and the challenges we are tackling at ATMOS Space

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ATMOS at Space Tech Expo in Bremen

We’re happy to announce our participation in this year’s Space Tech Expo in Bremen, from 14th to 16th November. Meet our team of co-founders, and

Journey

EXPLORING RE-ENTRY SITES

We traveled 1400km west of Lisbon to Santa Maria in the Azores archipelago to explore a possible re-entry landing site for our Phoenix space capsule

Events

ATMOS CEO Sebastian Klaus at India Space Congress 2023

Our CEO speaking at a panel on microgravity research at this year’s India Space Congress Shortly before India’s successful launch of its Chandrayaan-3 mission, India Space