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Observable Space

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Observable Space is a vertically integrated space technology company founded in 2025. It builds full-stack infrastructure enabling satellites and spacecraft to see, navigate, and communicate across the cosmos. The company has raised a $90 million Series A round and employs over 175 people, with operations in Detroit and Los Angeles.

The company's technical work spans three domains: high-throughput laser communications (lasercom) ground stations, advanced ground-based optical sensing systems, and in-space optical payloads. Its real-time observation platform connects over 2,000 telescopes worldwide for space situational awareness, having executed 2.6 million automated tasks and identified more than 20 million targets.

Observable Space operates in the space technology and space situational awareness verticals. Its integrated approach covers both ground-based and in-space optical systems, positioning it as a provider of end-to-end solutions for space-based observation and communication infrastructure.

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