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Cision Canada
13 hours ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
Galaxia Takes Another Leap Forward in Canadian Space Exploration with the Launch of MÖBIUS -1
HALIFAX, NS, /CNW/ - Galaxia is thrilled to announce the launch of MÖBIUS-1 on Monday June 23, 2025. This is a groundbreaking moment for satellite development and the Canadian space industry. MÖBIUS -1 was deployed into orbit by SpaceX Falcon-9 rocket as part of the Transporter 14 mission. MÖBIUS ™'s platform and unique status as a software-defined satellite (SDS) differentiates it from traditional hardware and is the first virtual satellite as a service platform that has ever launched. The platform allows clients to adapt their observation goals and provide real-time data. As part of the Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) Galaxia's Space Command and Control Team has begun tracking and communicating with the spacecraft to ensure the satellite is in a stable orbit and will be ready for operation soon. With previous heritage in spaceborne systems, this launch marks Galaxia's first dedicated deployment of its proprietary software-defined satellite architecture. MÖBIUS-1 is not only the first commercial satellite to be built and launched in Atlantic Canada, but also a foundational step toward the first fully virtualized satellite system, similar to cloud computers on Earth. Designed to support MissionOne, Galaxia's turnkey space service, MÖBIUS-1 enables clients to deploy, update, and operate custom applications from Earth, using cloud-like infrastructure. From AI model execution to edge-based data analysis, MÖBIUS-1 makes advanced space capabilities accessible without requiring clients to build, launch, or directly manage their own satellites, lowering barriers, reducing latency, and dramatically accelerating time to orbit. Arad Gharagozli, CEO of Galaxia emphasized that "Our MÖBIUS platform turns satellites into smart, cloud-like platforms - updatable, intelligent, and sovereign by design." Galaxia's innovation and independence in Canadian space construction has been a tireless journey, and MÖBIUS -1 represents the culmination of such efforts. Arad added, this is just the beginning- MÖBIUS and it's derivatives will soon fill mission-critical gaps across sovereign defense and commercial markets." Built with Canadian software and hardware and operated through domestic ground infrastructure, MÖBIUS-1 enhances national sovereignty by enabling real-time, proactive monitoring, detection, and response to emerging threats, both commercial and defense-related. Its Earth Observation capabilities support a diverse range of applications including maritime security, tracking dark vessels and combating illegal fishing operations. As Canada builds toward independent space infrastructure, Galaxia is leading the charge, delivering scalable, intelligent systems that strengthen national defense and technological self-reliance.
Yahoo
13 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Galaxia Takes Another Leap Forward in Canadian Space Exploration with the Launch of MÖBIUS -1
HALIFAX, NS, June 24, 2025 /CNW/ - Galaxia is thrilled to announce the launch of MÖBIUS-1 on Monday June 23, 2025. This is a groundbreaking moment for satellite development and the Canadian space industry. MÖBIUS -1 was deployed into orbit by SpaceX Falcon-9 rocket as part of the Transporter 14 mission. MÖBIUS ™'s platform and unique status as a software-defined satellite (SDS) differentiates it from traditional hardware and is the first virtual satellite as a service platform that has ever launched. The platform allows clients to adapt their observation goals and provide real-time data. As part of the Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) Galaxia's Space Command and Control Team has begun tracking and communicating with the spacecraft to ensure the satellite is in a stable orbit and will be ready for operation soon. With previous heritage in spaceborne systems, this launch marks Galaxia's first dedicated deployment of its proprietary software-defined satellite architecture. MÖBIUS-1 is not only the first commercial satellite to be built and launched in Atlantic Canada, but also a foundational step toward the first fully virtualized satellite system, similar to cloud computers on Earth. Designed to support MissionOne, Galaxia's turnkey space service, MÖBIUS-1 enables clients to deploy, update, and operate custom applications from Earth, using cloud-like infrastructure. From AI model execution to edge-based data analysis, MÖBIUS-1 makes advanced space capabilities accessible without requiring clients to build, launch, or directly manage their own satellites, lowering barriers, reducing latency, and dramatically accelerating time to orbit. Arad Gharagozli, CEO of Galaxia emphasized that "Our MÖBIUS platform turns satellites into smart, cloud-like platforms - updatable, intelligent, and sovereign by design." Galaxia's innovation and independence in Canadian space construction has been a tireless journey, and MÖBIUS -1 represents the culmination of such efforts. Arad added, this is just the beginning- MÖBIUS and it's derivatives will soon fill mission-critical gaps across sovereign defense and commercial markets." Built with Canadian software and hardware and operated through domestic ground infrastructure, MÖBIUS-1 enhances national sovereignty by enabling real-time, proactive monitoring, detection, and response to emerging threats, both commercial and defense-related. Its Earth Observation capabilities support a diverse range of applications including maritime security, tracking dark vessels and combating illegal fishing operations. As Canada builds toward independent space infrastructure, Galaxia is leading the charge, delivering scalable, intelligent systems that strengthen national defense and technological self-reliance. SOURCE GALAXIA View original content:
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Reaction Dynamics and Galaxia Announce Multi-Launch Contract at CANSEC, Marking a Historic Moment for Canada's Space Industry
OTTAWA, ON, May 29, 2025 /CNW/ - Reaction Dynamics (RDX) and Galaxia are proud to announce the signing of a multi-launch contract, unveiled today at CANSEC — Canada's largest and most important defence and security trade show. This agreement marks a historic milestone for Canada's space sector, as it represents the first commercial contract to fly Canadian satellites aboard Canadian launch vehicles. The contract secures multiple launches aboard Reaction Dynamics' Aurora-8 launch system, providing Galaxia with dedicated access to space to expand its capacity to deliver reliable, turnkey missions through their MissionOneTM service. Significantly, the agreement includes Aurora-8's maiden flight — a powerful demonstration of the technical confidence placed in Reaction Dynamics and its breakthrough hybrid-propulsion technology. For Reaction Dynamics, this contract kick-starts its commercial activities, confirming the market demand for Aurora-8 and establishing the company as a key player in the growing commercial space launch market. It also solidifies a long-standing partnership with Galaxia — a relationship initially catalyzed by the Canadian Space Agency — and contributes to the strengthening of Canada's sovereign space launch capabilities. "This agreement marks a defining moment for Reaction Dynamics — it officially launches our commercial journey and validates the market's confidence in Aurora-8, including its first flight to orbit," said Bachar Elzein, CEO & CTO of Reaction Dynamics. "We are proud to advance sovereign space access for Canada and to help foster a resilient, innovative domestic space ecosystem alongside Galaxia. It is a historic privilege to fly the first commercial Canadian satellite on a Canadian rocket." As part of this campaign, Galaxia will launch Lancer-1, the pilot mission of its future connectivity constellation, along with multiple hosted payload missions supporting domestic and international clients through its MissionOneTM turnkey space service. "This partnership gives Galaxia the launch flexibility and momentum needed to support our growing MissionOne service" said Arad Gharagozli, CEO of Galaxia. "We're excited to be part of a Canadian-led effort that is transforming access to space and driving global innovation." "The contractualization of these future launches with Reaction Dynamics is also a key building block in Galaxia's broader technological roadmap," Gharagozli added. "It gives us the cadence and capacity needed to scale our MissionOne service, expand our offerings, and support a growing range of customers looking to access space with speed and confidence." This multi-launch agreement reflects the momentum and maturity of Canada's space industry, where domestic collaboration is unlocking sovereign capabilities, economic growth, and international leadership. It is a historic first that strengthens national self-reliance and marks Canada's emergence as a full-spectrum spacefaring nation. About Reaction Dynamics (RDX) Reaction Dynamics is a Canadian aerospace company reshaping access to space with a new generation of hybrid launch vehicles—ultra-responsive, reliable, and stockpiled solutions designed for rapid deployment and in-space loitering. Its Aurora launch platform leverages a mobile infrastructure to offer unmatched flexibility for constellation replenishment, reconstitution, and defence applications. Engineered to meet the evolving needs of Canada and its allies, Aurora bridges cutting-edge commercial innovation with tactically responsive launch capabilities, ensuring readiness in an increasingly contested domain. About Galaxia Galaxia is a Canadian company developing advanced satellite communications solutions, with a focus on building scalable constellations that enhance global connectivity and data services. SOURCE Reaction Dynamics Lab Inc. View original content:
Cision Canada
29-05-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Reaction Dynamics and Galaxia Announce Multi-Launch Contract at CANSEC, Marking a Historic Moment for Canada's Space Industry
OTTAWA, ON, May 29, 2025 /CNW/ - Reaction Dynamics (RDX) and Galaxia are proud to announce the signing of a multi-launch contract, unveiled today at CANSEC — Canada's largest and most important defence and security trade show. This agreement marks a historic milestone for Canada's space sector, as it represents the first commercial contract to fly Canadian satellites aboard Canadian launch vehicles. The contract secures multiple launches aboard Reaction Dynamics' Aurora-8 launch system, providing Galaxia with dedicated access to space to expand its capacity to deliver reliable, turnkey missions through their MissionOne TM service. Significantly, the agreement includes Aurora-8's maiden flight — a powerful demonstration of the technical confidence placed in Reaction Dynamics and its breakthrough hybrid-propulsion technology. For Reaction Dynamics, this contract kick-starts its commercial activities, confirming the market demand for Aurora-8 and establishing the company as a key player in the growing commercial space launch market. It also solidifies a long-standing partnership with Galaxia — a relationship initially catalyzed by the Canadian Space Agency — and contributes to the strengthening of Canada's sovereign space launch capabilities. "This agreement marks a defining moment for Reaction Dynamics — it officially launches our commercial journey and validates the market's confidence in Aurora-8, including its first flight to orbit," said Bachar Elzein, CEO & CTO of Reaction Dynamics. "We are proud to advance sovereign space access for Canada and to help foster a resilient, innovative domestic space ecosystem alongside Galaxia. It is a historic privilege to fly the first commercial Canadian satellite on a Canadian rocket." As part of this campaign, Galaxia will launch Lancer-1, the pilot mission of its future connectivity constellation, along with multiple hosted payload missions supporting domestic and international clients through its MissionOne TM turnkey space service. "This partnership gives Galaxia the launch flexibility and momentum needed to support our growing MissionOne service" said Arad Gharagozli, CEO of Galaxia. "We're excited to be part of a Canadian-led effort that is transforming access to space and driving global innovation." "The contractualization of these future launches with Reaction Dynamics is also a key building block in Galaxia's broader technological roadmap," Gharagozli added. "It gives us the cadence and capacity needed to scale our MissionOne service, expand our offerings, and support a growing range of customers looking to access space with speed and confidence." This multi-launch agreement reflects the momentum and maturity of Canada's space industry, where domestic collaboration is unlocking sovereign capabilities, economic growth, and international leadership. It is a historic first that strengthens national self-reliance and marks Canada's emergence as a full-spectrum spacefaring nation. About Reaction Dynamics (RDX) Reaction Dynamics is a Canadian aerospace company reshaping access to space with a new generation of hybrid launch vehicles—ultra-responsive, reliable, and stockpiled solutions designed for rapid deployment and in-space loitering. Its Aurora launch platform leverages a mobile infrastructure to offer unmatched flexibility for constellation replenishment, reconstitution, and defence applications. Engineered to meet the evolving needs of Canada and its allies, Aurora bridges cutting-edge commercial innovation with tactically responsive launch capabilities, ensuring readiness in an increasingly contested domain.
