Vast Space News

Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Long Beach, California, Vast is a space technology company developing commercial space stations and technologies for long-duration human activity in low-Earth orbit. Its programmes include Haven-1, a commercial crewed station designed for launch on SpaceX Falcon 9, and Haven-2, its proposed successor for future orbital operations. Vast integrates spacecraft engineering, life-support systems, avionics, propulsion, power, communications and human-rated systems to build scalable orbital infrastructure. The company also develops technologies for artificial gravity, supporting its long-term objective of enabling sustained human habitation in space and serving government, research and commercial customers.

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24 SEP '26

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Lunar Infrastructure Development via Commercial Space Station Architecture

Vast establishes a specialized lunar division to deploy modular power stations, communications satellites, and human-rated habitats based on orbital flight heritage.

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20 MAY '26

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High-Power Satellite Bus Targets Orbital Infrastructure

Vast introduces a 15 kW satellite platform derived from Haven mission technologies for communications, defence and AI space applications.

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16 APR '26

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Scalable Docking Adapter Systems for Next-Generation Orbital Habitats

Vast has developed a high-stiffness docking adapter designed to facilitate large-scale module integration and heavy-vehicle berthing within the evolving automotive data ecosystem of orbital logistics.

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