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Retail Mourinho 的头像

Retail Mourinho14 天前

„6 satellites per month“ when?

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BPoutsider 🅰️14 天前

This feels like gaslighting investors.

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Labubu Bets14 天前

First "imminent" now "soon" what's up guys ?

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Reese14 天前

You know we’re all waiting for any number of announcements and you feel the need to post literally nothing.

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Space Cowboy14 天前

What a great update. Seriously guys. Just amazing. We should have a full constellation by 2047.

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Zach14 天前

When we said we wanted a pr, we meant a pr with actual new information, an update. Not stuff we already knew. 57 days since the last shipment, this isn't even a ramp-down of cadence anymore, its a complete halt. We deserve to be down at this point.

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AlphaMoat14 天前

Is this not misleading? I am long term shareholders but I find you guys are providing lots of false information. You claim to manufacture 6 satellites per month. but i am waiting for 3 satellites BB-14,15,16 to complete, ship and launch for more than a month.

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Adam Elk14 天前

Yea that’s all good and all but where is bb 15 and 16?

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Ph🅰️ntom14 天前

Are you releasing this PR just for the sake of it? Don't really see the point here..

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AItuninglab14 天前

1. Where is BB 11? 2. The launch schedule. This video answers none

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John Cougar14 天前

Love you guys but his is not a meaningful update. Questions - When will the next set of satellites launch? What was the delay? - When will you get to 25 / 45 satellites?

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NeverDoubt🅰️Bel14 天前

Getting tired of the whining in these comments DO YOU NOT SEE THE PROGRESS? Having 25-45 birds built is more important than having 3 right now to maybe bump the share price If you're not here for a long time then kindly stfu & go buy a company that pumps the share price

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W🅰️veRunner14 天前

Execution is telling shareholders all 3 recently launched satellites have unfurled. Space ex executed. You have not. This PR is because nothing is imminent

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Scott Schade14 天前

After seeing all of the negative comments, people need to relax and have patience. Some of us have been here for years waiting for what is happening right now. There have been countless challenges and delays. This is nothing new. Enjoy the ride. Be very excited for the ramping up. Enormous rewards follow soon.

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NotD🅰️rkYet14 天前

Thanks for the update; I can’t wait to be in Florida again soon for the launch of BB14-16 🚀🚀🚀

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Tyler Bosserm🅰️n14 天前

Every day gets us one day closer to the inevitable day of full worldwide cellular broadband coverage. The implications will be massive. Lives will be saved. I can’t wait for this service and will be signing up the whole family the instant it’s available.

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$ASTS SpaceMob 🅰️14 天前

Bam , keep it up!

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Jeremy Baker14 天前

$ASTS Another fluff post with nothing about the sat not unfurled, nothing about the next delayed sats, and nothing about launches. This will hurt today,

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Tiago Bettencourt14 天前

so you STILL can't even manufacture 6 sats per month, meaning you been lying to your investors for months and months now. Great!

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Balthasar14 天前

Not really the kind of update everyone is waiting for 🥹

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Tim14 天前

Can you provide some useful information? Exactly how many units have been produced? What is the specific progress? When will they ship? Stop just putting out promotional videos to fob us off.

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BASTARD14 天前

How is this twitter account getting worse at communicating 🫠 Also please stop using hashtags

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Spaceateer14 天前

When is the next launch..

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TheRealSalDePaol🅰️14 天前

Thoon. Real Thoon. ™️

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Seb🅰️s DS14 天前

@AST_SpaceMobile @AbelAvellan @cisnerosadriana thats all? All you got to say? This kind of comunications seems like you re hiding something, some issue maybe. You have to announce new lunch dates, please!!!

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ThoughtIsMatter14 天前

@TheLongInvest Nice one. Albeit, good to avoid words such as imminent or soon....

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Jon🅰️than Cooper14 天前

Commercial service will be here before you know it! Keep it up!🦾🇺🇸🌐🔥

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Alberto De Luca14 天前

Hopefully we transition from a coffee mug and t-shirt company to a satellite one soon

Joshu🅰️ Schiffer 的头像

Joshu🅰️ Schiffer14 天前

Tally Ho, yo!!! For Steve!!

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Bullish Bovines14 天前

Wow. It’s like 2 years worth of earnings calls in 2 minutes. Still leaves us wondering if BB14, 15, & 16 are ready for shipment. How close is 17.18. & 19 to completion? Been approaching 6 satellites a month for almost a year. From 5 launches in Q1 to this…

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StormChant14 天前

I’m almost embarrassed at this point to say I’ve been duped again. This glossy, failed attempt at providing some sort of an update is nothing more than rehashed, misleading information that’s been propogated for more than a year now. 6 sats per month - absolutely hilarious.

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Uh🅰️tta14 天前

Imminent

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H🅰️ssan14 天前

When BB 14,15 and 16 ?

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147,825 次观看 • 1 个月前

We have 6 different models of CNC machines already designed and validated for production but we would need crores to scale up production and offer it to other manufacturers. Hence, we only build machines for our own production facility. Capital is a bottleneck for us. Currently we just have a tiny space within our own factory which is our R&D lab. We are a team of mere three people. Scaling hardware isn’t easy but it’s something that must be done for us to truly be self-reliant. Really appreciate your efforts Sridhar Vembu to build these hardware tools here. We must build more factories and hardware products in the country. Long way to go before I sleep.

We have 6 different models of CNC machines already designed and validated for production but we would need crores to scale up production and offer it to other manufacturers. Hence, we only build machines for our own production facility. Capital is a bottleneck for us. Currently we just have a tiny space within our own factory which is our R&D lab. We are a team of mere three people. Scaling hardware isn’t easy but it’s something that must be done for us to truly be self-reliant. Really appreciate your efforts Sridhar Vembu to build these hardware tools here. We must build more factories and hardware products in the country. Long way to go before I sleep.

Vishakh Ranotra

12,538 次观看 • 3 个月前

Three and a half years ago, Neel Kunjur and I decided to go from being Brothers, to being Co-Founders. Today, we’re excited to announce that K2 Space Corporation has raised a $250M Series C at a $3B valuation. This round comes on the heels of $500M in signed contracts across commercial and US Government customers. Our Series C is being led by Redpoint, with participation from T. Rowe Price, Hedosophia, Altimeter Capital, Lightspeed, Alpine Space Ventures and many others. We’re fortunate to be building at a unique time - launch vehicles are getting larger and the frequency of launch is increasing. When it comes to satellites, it’s now possible to Build Bigger, and we intend to be on the vanguard of doing just that. Building Bigger allows us to deliver a step change in power (20kW today, 100kW tomorrow), reliability, and redundancy. Our satellites are designed to deliver the maximum amount of capability wherever that capability is needed (LEO, MEO, GEO, cislunar space and beyond). Coming up next - 20kW satellite launch early 2026, three satellites launched early 2027, and many more to come after that as we scale up production in our 180k sq ft factory in Torrance, CA. We’re looking forward to sharing more on our progress over the coming months and years. -

Three and a half years ago, Neel Kunjur and I decided to go from being Brothers, to being Co-Founders. Today, we’re excited to announce that K2 Space Corporation has raised a $250M Series C at a $3B valuation. This round comes on the heels of $500M in signed contracts across commercial and US Government customers. Our Series C is being led by Redpoint, with participation from T. Rowe Price, Hedosophia, Altimeter Capital, Lightspeed, Alpine Space Ventures and many others. We’re fortunate to be building at a unique time - launch vehicles are getting larger and the frequency of launch is increasing. When it comes to satellites, it’s now possible to Build Bigger, and we intend to be on the vanguard of doing just that. Building Bigger allows us to deliver a step change in power (20kW today, 100kW tomorrow), reliability, and redundancy. Our satellites are designed to deliver the maximum amount of capability wherever that capability is needed (LEO, MEO, GEO, cislunar space and beyond). Coming up next - 20kW satellite launch early 2026, three satellites launched early 2027, and many more to come after that as we scale up production in our 180k sq ft factory in Torrance, CA. We’re looking forward to sharing more on our progress over the coming months and years. -

Karan Kunjur

181,214 次观看 • 9 个月前

We’re excited to share that Pixxel has raised $100M in Series C funding, led by Temasek and Seraphim Space, to build the infrastructure for a changing planet. 🌏 Seven years ago, we started Pixxel with the belief that seeing Earth differently could help us make better decisions for it through our fleet of hyperspectral satellites. Today, that ambition is growing into something much larger. This funding will accelerate our expansion into new sensing technologies, more powerful Earth intelligence software, and robust sovereign space systems as we build planetary infrastructure for what comes next. A new chapter for Pixxel, and we’re just getting started! 🚀

We’re excited to share that Pixxel has raised $100M in Series C funding, led by Temasek and Seraphim Space, to build the infrastructure for a changing planet. 🌏 Seven years ago, we started Pixxel with the belief that seeing Earth differently could help us make better decisions for it through our fleet of hyperspectral satellites. Today, that ambition is growing into something much larger. This funding will accelerate our expansion into new sensing technologies, more powerful Earth intelligence software, and robust sovereign space systems as we build planetary infrastructure for what comes next. A new chapter for Pixxel, and we’re just getting started! 🚀

Pixxel

106,269 次观看 • 16 天前

Safeguarding critical infrastructure and public spaces has never been more complex. As unmanned aerial systems (UAS) evolve, the technologies designed to detect and mitigate them must advance just as rapidly. The team at Palladion Systems developed a print-in-place counter-UAV system using Formlabs SLS 3D printing. Manufactured as a single build with deployable arms integrated directly into the design, this system showcases the true potential of agile manufacturing. From the prototyping stage to end-use applications. Relevant information for large-scale SLS 3D Printing: More information related to Palladion Systems:

Safeguarding critical infrastructure and public spaces has never been more complex. As unmanned aerial systems (UAS) evolve, the technologies designed to detect and mitigate them must advance just as rapidly. The team at Palladion Systems developed a print-in-place counter-UAV system using Formlabs SLS 3D printing. Manufactured as a single build with deployable arms integrated directly into the design, this system showcases the true potential of agile manufacturing. From the prototyping stage to end-use applications. Relevant information for large-scale SLS 3D Printing: More information related to Palladion Systems:

Formlabs

40,812 次观看 • 1 个月前