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ELSA-M

Spectrum

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LAUNCH SITEAndøya Spaceport

Mission

ELSA-M (End of Life Services by Astroscale – Multiple) is Astroscale’s commercial satellite service designed to remove inactive satellites from orbit. It is the world's first End-of-Life (EOL) service for prepared, full-sized commercial end customers, harnessing magnetic capture for multiple satellite removals. The in-orbit demonstration mission is a partnership programme led by Astroscale and supported by the UK Space Agency, ESA, and the commercial satellite operator Eutelsat through the Sunrise Partnership Project, a public–private partnership between ESA and Eutelsat Group. The mission will safely approach and dock with a Eutelsat OneWeb communications satellite at its end of life, then remove it from orbit. This world first commercial ‘de-orbit as a service’ demonstration showcases the technologies and operational capability needed to reduce collision risk in Earth’s increasingly crowded Low Earth Orbit.

Launch vehicle
Spectrum
Mission type
Technology
Destination orbit
Polar Orbit
Launch pad
Orbital Launch Pad
Provider
Isar Aerospace

The vehicle

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Spectrum
Isar Aerospace | Robin Brillert, Wingmen Media
Launch vehicle

Spectrum

Spectrum is a small launch vehicle developed by German company Isar Aerospace.

Height
28 m
Diameter
2 m
Stages
2
Recorded launches
1
First flight
2025-03-30

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Andøya Spaceport

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