Omar Mahmoud

Redwire is pleased to announce that we have successfully completed the acquisition of @edge_autonomy. This transaction transforms Redwire into a scaled and profitable aerospace and defense tech company focused on the convergence of integrated autonomous operations for defense and national security. The combined company is uniquely positioned to deliver innovative space and airborne platforms—two of the fastest growing trends in defense technology. Learn more: bit.ly/45S9iqi

Straight to the history books! Incredible.

🚀 #NEWVIDEO - How VLEO is Helping to Enable the Future of Space Defense Discover how Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) could solve your mission. Redwire's SabreSat and Phantom platforms are bridging the gap between air and space to enable unprecedented capabilities for global security, scientific discovery, and environmental sustainability. 📽️ Watch now. Together, we Defend Above. #DefendAbove #VLEO #SpaceDefense #RedwireSpace

#BreakingNews: Redwire has signed an agreement to acquire Hera Systems, a spacecraft developer specializing in national security missions. This acquisition will expand our small spacecraft portfolio enabling Redwire to support specialized National Security Space missions in geostationary orbit (GEO). Learn more: bit.ly/4cqTGK3

Big news for Redwire's recently announced SabreSat VLEO platform!

Space is a magical place for science. Check out our big news from @CNBCOvertime No one else is doing this kind of repeatable pharma/biotech work like @redwire is.

So proud to have led the launch of this product! 👻

The most promising markets emerging for microgravity research are in healthcare. This week, @redwire announced it successfully 3D bio-printed the first live human heart tissue sample. @MorganLBrennan sits down with $RDW CEO Pete Cannito to bring you her latest #ManifestSpace.

Introducing the SabreSat Orbital Drone: a new breed of satellite. Offering high-resolution imagery and resilient communications, it's designed for performance, endurance, and cost-effectiveness. Learn more: bit.ly/43RoTU4 #SabreSat #SpaceTech

@wapodavenport This will be awesome! Check out Redwire's full program here: redwirespace.com/events/ss2024/

The fact that Team Spaceballs is included (and well represented by a very able communicator) makes this a must-see debate at the end of Space Symposium.

After troubleshooting communications, flight controllers have confirmed Odysseus is upright and starting to send data. Right now, we are working to downlink the first images from the lunar surface.

From Odysseus' eyes (our SpectraCams) to yours: the majestic Bel’kovich K crater in full view 🌙

Hawaiian Airlines is beginning flights with free Starlink WiFi, the first major U.S. airline to begin offering the satellite service. "SpaceX has really cracked the code" - Hawaiian Airlines CEO Peter Ingram told @MorganLBrennan. cnbc.com/2024/02/08/haw…

Big news! Our Longmont, CO facility celebrates a major expansion for our National Security customers! New features: 🔧 High-bay manufacturing & testing space 🛰️ Advanced RF testing chamber 🚀 3X hardware throughput in coming years Read the details: bit.ly/49bWmdf

Launching this September: the two-spacecraft #Proba3 will form an artificial #solareclipse in space, one spacecraft casting a precise controlled shadow on another to reveal the #Sun’s hidden, ghostly, ‘corona’ esa.int/Enabling_Suppo…

Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and wonderful holiday season!

A sad milestone in journalism history: Popular Science Ends And Science Journalism Keeps Shrinking | Defector defector.com/popular-scienc…

Indiana—including #IN09—is known for creating astronauts and innovative companies like @redwire in Greenville to support space exploration. In @RulesReps, I asked how H.R. 5893 supports @NASA and our mission to return to the moon.

NASA Associate Administrator Bob Cabana, the number three official at the agency and a former astronaut who flew on four shuttle missions, will retire from the agency at the end of the year. nasa.gov/news-release/n…

We turned 65 on Sunday, Oct. 1. We're reflecting on how far we've come, and how much more there is to explore. It's a new orbit! Let's go: go.nasa.gov/3tlU0Ja