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Last year, we introduced Meridian, a LEO constellation designed to reset the cost structure of satellite communications. Today, we are proud to announce the successful installation of our Meridian communications payload on the @NanoAvionics MP42 satellite bus, with end-to-end testing completed ahead of full system qualification. The fully assembled FCL (First Customer Link) satellite will now advance into environmental testing in preparation for its October launch. This milestone reflects not only technical progress, but the maturation of a repeatable, deployment-ready system configuration that will underpin future customer missions. It is a defining moment for the Meridian program and a testament to the precision and dedication of our team. 📷 : Kongsberg NanoAvionics

SpinLaunch has been named in @Via_Satellite's “10 Hottest Companies in Satellite for 2026.” interactive.satellitetoday.com/via/march-2026… The recognition reflects continued progress on the Meridian Space constellation, including our reconfigurable reflectarray technology and a LEO architecture focused on performance, efficiency, and operator control.

We and @SpinLaunch have cleared multiple milestones in recent weeks towards its Meridian Space broadband megaconstellation for enterprise users:   — SpinLaunch completed lab testing of its novel reflectarray antenna, demonstrating the critical functions required for its low-mass, high-throughput satellites. — Our teams successfully closed the Delta Design Review for SpinLaunch's First Customer Link mission, hosted on our standard MP42 microsatellite bus, and booked its launch. — We concluded a FlatSat training session for SpinLaunch, so their team could perform hardware-in-the-loop testing and develop the software interface between their payload and our MP42 bus. — First Customer Link satellite flight hardware entered production. — We made substantial progress towards our new European satellite factory, which will house serial manufacturing lines for the initial 280 Meridian Space constellation satellites and other large customer orders. More on that next month, during our presentation at Space Tech Expo Europe.   Visit our blog below to learn how SpinLaunch's novel antenna and bent-pipe architecture, paired with our mass-efficient satellite buses, can deliver multi-Tbps of capacity in far fewer launches and at a fraction of the cost of traditional broadband constellations in low Earth orbit.

We’re building a new model for LEO satcom - and that vision just got a major boost! We're proud to announce we have closed $30M in funding to accelerate the deployment of Meridian Space, our cost-efficient, high-performance satcom constellation: businesswire.com/news/home/2025…

🛰️ From a @VU_LT lab to one of Europe’s largest #satellite manufacturing orders. In 2014, @NanoAvionics started with one of #Lithuania’s first satellites. Now it’s building 280 more under a €122.5M contract with @spinlaunch. ⤵️ investlithuania.com/success-storie…

We’re beyond thrilled to announce @M_Ladovaz as our new CEO. With 25+ years in satcom and capital markets, his leadership uniquely positions SpinLaunch to scale its next-gen space systems - from kinetic launch to satellite connectivity. Read more here: businesswire.com/news/home/2025…

While @spinlaunch is rethinking what's possible with lighter, more efficient satellite broadband constellations, our modular satellite buses are helping its Meridian Space constellation move fast without compromising reliability. And whether it's enabling fast-moving constellations like Meridian Space or supporting entirely different missions in Earth observation, national security, or science, our standard satellite platforms are built to adapt. Modular by design, they make it easy for missions of all types and sizes to achieve their mission success. Learn more about the 280 satellite constellation we're building for SpinLaunch and our flight-proven small satellite buses in the comments below.

See how we’re deploying a #satcom network delivering Tbps of capacity in as few as 1 traditional launch. In parallel, we're conducting kinetic launch site readiness in Adak, AL to scale & sustain the network long-term. @KOGDefence @NanoAvionics @AleutCorp spacenews.com/spinlaunch-ann…

Hey Eric, the constellation will ultimately be scaled and maintained using our kinetic launch technology, once operational. The orbital launch system and initial deployment of the constellation are parallel tracks to ensure the commissioning of each have independent critical paths and risk profiles. Launching initially on traditional rockets accelerates deployment, proving value and performance early while building toward the long-term vision. spinlaunch.com/meridianspace

While the initial tranche of satellites will be deployed with a traditional rocket launch, to support future deployment of the Meridian Constellation via SpinLaunch kinetic launch, we’ve partnered with @AleutCorp and signed a land lease to begin the site readiness process for the Orbital Launch System site in Adak, Alaska. Learn more: aleutcorp.com/aleut-updates/…

We’re excited to unveil Meridian Space - our highly differentiated satcom constellation enabling global connectivity with just a single traditional rocket, drastically reducing the cost and complexity of bringing the system to market. Backed by @KOGDefence $12M investment and @NanoAvionics proven satellite manufacturing capabilities, today marks a critical milestone on our path to deliver affordable, high-performance connectivity to enterprise customers. Read more about these latest advancement: businesswire.com/news/home/2025…

Think satellites can’t handle high-g environments? Think again! We partnered with @Portland_State's @oregoncubesat program to spin their satellite to 10,000Gs, proving off-the-shelf spacecraft can be ruggedized for SpinLaunch’s revolutionary tech: youtu.be/g-DjBHroA1I

California’s space startups are turning sci-fi dreams into reality. SpinLaunch plans to dispatch 200kg payloads from Earth’s surface at 2.2km a second, while AstroForge intends to mine precious metals from asteroids econ.st/4ik5Zfh 👇

We were honored to host General Michael Guetlein, VCSO of @SpaceForceDoD, at SpinLaunch HQ last week. The visit underscored the vital role of government-industry collaboration in driving innovation for defense and space. We showcased how SpinLaunch’s integrated launch and space services align with national priorities, enabling more cost-effective and rapidly deployable solutions to meet critical operational needs.

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After 5 years in our Conant Street Headquarters, we’re excited to announce we've moved to the nearby Airway Office Park! While the team remains based in Long Beach developing advanced space systems, our launch-related technology & hardware is relocating to our world-class facilities at Spaceport America. #SpaceBeach

The beauty of physics! 🚀 SpinLaunch is a giant vacuum centrifuge for launching 200kg satellites into orbit at 5,000 mph >> It utilizes 4x less fuel, for 10x less cost! Is this a threat to SpaceX? Source: @cctech100 v/ @pascal_bornet #innovation #space #rockets #satellites #physics #engineering #tech @jblefevre60 @FrRonconi @CurieuxExplorer @bamitav @enilev @Nicochan33 @Khulood_Almani @HaroldSinnott @Shi4Tech @ipfconline1 @IanLJones98 @TerenceLeungSF @BetaMoroney @Eli_Krumova @AndrewinContact @anand_narang @enricomolinari @segundoatdell

Today SpinLaunch enters a new chapter. We have announced a change of leadership as former COO, David Wrenn, has been appointed CEO to execute on the company’s mission and bring our innovative, low-cost space solutions to market. businesswire.com/news/home/2024… @thisiswrenn

"When a Falcon 9 flies, 92% of the weight of that rocket is fuel. You literally need to bring onboard more fuel to carry your fuel. And so we think we've got to eliminate that," @spinlaunch's Matthew Mejía tells @timmcdonnell #WES2024