Voyager’s Starlab space station wins strategic investment from 1789 Capital

Voyager Technologies

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  • Voyager Technologies’ Starlab Space Stations joint venture took a strategic investment from 1789 Capital, adding funding support for its next-generation commercial low-Earth-orbit space station as the International Space Station nears retirement.
  • The deal positions Starlab as a US-led platform aimed at maintaining assured US access to LEO for commercial, national security, and scientific missions in the post-ISS market.


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