Mission Space | Space Weather

About Mission Space | Space Weather

Mission Space is redefining how industries understand and respond to space weather. We are building a dedicated orbital constellation equipped with proprietary sensors designed to measure radiation, plasma, and geomagnetic activity with high precision. Our multi-point, real-time data streams feed into an advanced forecasting model, delivering actionable insights with 200% greater accuracy compared to current industry standards. Our proprietary sensors measure proton flux, electron flux, alpha particles, plasma densities, and magnetic field variations. The first generation of ZOHAR-I payloads is already operational, with spectrometers and Cherenkov detectors providing particle energy measurements across key energy ranges. We are expanding rapidly, deploying additional payloads, including Surface Charge Monitors, X-ray and Gamma-ray Spectrometers, and Plasma Probes, to build the first mid-Earth orbit constellation focused solely on space weather. Mission Space serves four key verticals: • Satellite operators and space traffic management: improving orbital calculations and neutral density modeling • Airlines: safeguarding polar flights from VHF disruptions and radiation risks • Power grid operators: offering localized forecasting for critical infrastructure and regulatory compliance • Frontier technologies: supporting lunar surface missions and next-generation supersonic aviation