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The Power of
Space-Based
Research

Discover innovation beyond the limits of Earth on Starlab’s
premier platform for scientific and technological
advancement in space.

29°32’54″N
95°07’13″W

Starlab’s advanced, user-driven design and robust capabilities make it a premier platform for scientific discovery and technological advancement in space. Its market-driven business model aims to reduce costs, complexity, and risks, streamlining access to space and enabling greater operational and mission success.

Putting Customers First
01 Connect with global partners across industries and academia. Through expert-led working groups, we help shape use cases, commercialization strategies, and resource planning. Collaborative Research Network
02 Starlab’s network of terrestrial science parks in the U.S., Europe and Japan create a research infrastructure that integrates global expertise and strengthens the development pipeline. Robust Payload Pipeline
03 Starlab’s single-launch, no-assembly-required design enables full certification and operation within weeks—minimizing delays and maximizing efficiency. Rapid Operational Readiness
04 Digital twin simulations and real-time monitoring through trusted Palantir technologies will drive real-time intelligence and human decision-making on Earth and in space. AI-Enabled Infrastructure
05 Through our joint venture partners, customers can conduct research on the ISS today, ensuring a smooth transition to Starlab for future advancements. Seamless ISS Access
The Space Research Journey
How Starlab Accelerates Innovation
Earth's atmosphere from space with cloudy horizon
Design & Funding
Design research in collaboration with Starlab payload developers and identify business cases and potential funding.
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Safety Approval
A safety panel reviews and approves payloads on safety standards.
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Airbus Starlab space module orbiting Earth
Building & Testing
Payloads are built and rigorously tested to survive the journey and work properly on station.
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Earth's atmosphere from space highlighting curvature
Payload Transfer
Payloads are integrated into a cargo vehicle and transferred to the launch site
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Rocket launch with fiery exhaust and billowing smoke
Launch
The cargo vehicle is launched to the station on a scheduled flight.
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Satellite orbiting Earth with solar panels extended
Operation
Resources are allocated to conduct the experiments according to the schedule.
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Satellite over cloudy earth from space
Return Disposal
The hardware is either disposed of or flown back to Earth on the next scheduled flight.
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29°32’54″N
95°07’13″W
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