Solar Orbiter will get very close to the Sun. This will allow it to observe and study the solar atmosphere with high spatial resolution and collect unique data and images of the Sun. Copyright: ESA/AOES).

Stories.

The new Lynx computer is 250 times more powerful than normal On Board Computers.

Enabling Artificial Intelligence on Satellites

Beyond Gravity and Stream Analyze collaborate to offer a platform for intelligent applications in space using Stream Analyze’ analytics platform sa.engine on the latest high performance satellite computer Lynx from Beyond Gravity.
Navigation receiver.

Project NEWSPAPER

Beyond Gravity received a fund from GSA, the European GNSS Agency, to develop a GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) receiver for Low Earth Orbit satellites.
ESA and European industry are currently developing a new-generation launcher: Ariane 6. Ariane 6 will fly with a payload fairing made by Beyond Gravity. Copyright: ESA - D. Ducros.

Fairings made by Beyond Gravity.

Beyond Gravity can look back on more than 250 successful flights under the Ariane programme. Also the future Ariane 6 rocket flies into space with payload fairings made by Beyond Gravity.
The Europa Clipper spacecraft will conduct a detailed survey of Jupiter’s moon Europa to determine whether the icy moon could harbor conditions suitable for life. The spacecraft is scheduled to launch in 2024. Copyright: NASA/JPL-Caltech.

Protecting satellites during travel on Earth.

NASA satellites for deep space missions will be protected by a container from Beyond Gravity during travel on Earth. The interplanetary NASA mission Europa Clipper will use Beyond Gravity's multipurpose trolley.
The PLAnetary Transits and Oscillations of stars (PLATO) mission will identify and study thousands of exoplanetary systems, with an emphasis on discovering and characterising Earth-sized planets and super-Earths. Copyright: ESA–C. Carreau.

Solar Array Subsystem for planet hunter PLATO

Beyond Gravity will deliver the Sunshield Solar Array Subsystem for the European “planet-hunting” mission PLATO to satellite builder OHB.
James Webb Space Telescope Mirror

James Webb Space Telescope

How Technology by Beyond Gravity helps answer the unsolved mysteries of our universe.
Beyond Gravity supplied the onboard computer (“brain”) that controls and monitors the payload of the Galileo satellites and many other subsystems. The computer also monitors the satellite status, such as temperature, to ensure that the satellites are fully functional. Copyright: OHB System AG.

“Brain” and “coat” for Galileo navigation satellites.

Beyond Gravity delivered to OHB the computer (“brain”) and thermal insulation (“coat”) for the European Galileo navigation satellites to be launched on Thursday, December 2 2021.

Cleaning up retired satellites: The Astroscale ELSA-M spacecraft will be designed to de-orbit multiple retired satellites in low Earth orbit

Developing the “brains” behind Astroscale’s debris removal spacecraft

Astroscale UK has been working in partnership with Beyond Gravity to develop the “brains”, based on Beyond Gravity’s constellation On Board Computer (cOBC), to command Astroscale’s space debris removing ELSA-M Servicer spacecraft.

Beyond Gravity produced mechanism that control the satellite's electric motors.

High-Tech-Mechanisms for new generation of all-electric satellites

On 16 January Eutelsat KONNECT satellite was launched into space. Beyond Gravity produced mechanisms that point the satellite's electrical propulsion – a key element of this new type of all-electric satellite