Fifty years ago, I was recovering from staying up late to watch Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin perform their EVA on the Moon. It was amazing to watch on our new 25 inch color television, even if the images coming from the Moon were in black and white. The world changed that day. At least for me. I was very young but very aware of what had happened.
Today the world is celebrating that incredible achievement with parties, meetings, and public displays like we have never seen for space before. It is refreshing to see calls for space exploration and the development of new Lunar plans and the first stepping stones placed for us to go to Mars.
In a small way, Mini-Cubes hopes to be a part of the next giant leap for humankind.
Quub Signs Multiple-Launch Agreement with Phantom Space
We are excited to announce that quub has signed an agreement with launch services provider Phantom Space for three dedicated launches in 2025. This agreement will allow us to place about 80 of our PocketQube satellites per launch to an orbit of our choice, and to...
