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Arkisys extends agreement to fly Odin Space’s debris-tracking Black Box on Cutter spacecraft

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British startup Odin Space will continue flying its Black Box payload on Arkisys’ Cutter spacecraft under an extended agreement. The system is designed to address lethal, non-trackable space debris, adding another commercial effort focused on improving awareness of orbital hazards.

Discovered 2026-08-25T05:45:42.939086-07:00 | 2026-08-25T05:45:42.939086-07:00

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  • The extended agreement keeps Odin Space’s Black Box payload tied to Arkisys’ Cutter spacecraft, supporting commercial development of capabilities aimed at lethal, non-trackable debris.
  • The deal reflects continued industry investment in identifying and addressing orbital hazards that cannot be reliably tracked through existing methods.

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