Eta Space LLC

Proud to be part of this collaboration! 🚀

Eta Space is proud to share that the U.S. Department of Navy has selected Eta Space for continued development of rapid cryogenic cooling of High-Temperature Superconducting systems through the STTR program.

Our team is excited to collaborate with the Navy and Florida State University in developing this critical technology to help support the nation’s defense.

LOXSAT Update🚀

We are excited to announce that LOXSAT has been cleared for launch integration and is now in Rocket Lab headquarters in Long Beach, California.

“Every one of our team members here at Eta Space should be incredibly proud of what they have accomplished over the years with this project, especially with all of the unexpected hurdles we've had to manage.” - Jeff Bone, Project Manager for LOXSAT

Eta Space’s LOXSAT rolls out to Rocket Lab for launch integration Revolutionary technological satellite to demonstrate long-term cryogenic storage and transfer in Low Earth Orbit

Our CEO, William Notardonato, was featured in The Wall Street Journal, where he discusses the challenges of cryogenic propellants and how they behave in space.

Our upcoming LOXSAT mission in 2026 will study cryogenic fluid management technologies in space, and with our Cryo-Dock, the world's first cryogenic propellant depot, we will enable the future of sustainable space operations. 🚀

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