ExoTerra Resource, LLC

Latest events

• Aug 2021Federal grantNASA · Phase II · SEP Upper Stage for Small Launch Vehicles$750K
• Mar 2020Federal grantDefense · Phase I · High Power, High Delta V, 12U Cubesat Hosted Payload Opportunity$49K
• Jul 2019Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Modular Xenon Micro Electric Propulsion System$749K
• Aug 2017Federal grantDefense · Phase I · 12U Agile Inspector CubeSat$150K
• May 2016Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Cubesat SEP Power Module$740K
• Jun 2015Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Today's Cubesats Are Inherently Power Limited Due To Their Small Size And Available Surface Area. Today's Cubesats OFFER<100W Of Available Power. This Limits Their Ability To Provide High Data Rate Telecommunications, Use High Power Sensors Such As Lidars, Or To Travel To Distances Beyond 1 Au. Exoterra's Sep Power Module Packages Over 200 W Of Power Within 1.6U Of Volume. This Increased Performance Further Expands The Capabilities Of Cubesats And Allows Them To Venture Outside Eart$125K
• Jun 2014Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf As Electronics Continue To Shrink In Size, The Capabilities Of Cubesats Continues To Expand. Cubesats Can Now Perform A Wide Range Of Sensing And Telecommunications Applications. However, Cubesats Have Been Limited In Their Ability To Conduct Propulsive Maneuvers And To Withstand Deep Space Environments. This Limits Them To The Orbits They Are Deposited In From Their Rideshare Flight. Exoterra's Solar Electric Propulsion Cubesat Bus Opens A Whole New Set Of Mission Opportunities To $125K

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