Lookup Space is a leading global brand that specializes in space safety, security, and sustainability. They recognize the importance of space to our economy, prosperity, security, and way of life. However, they also acknowledge the growing risks to space infrastructures due to congestion, debris proliferation, and emerging threats.

The problem of space congestion is a significant concern, with the increasing number of satellites posing a considerable risk of collision. Additionally, the exponential growth of orbital debris presents a long-term sustainability risk for space activities. Furthermore, irresponsible behaviors and emerging orbital threats pose a major security challenge for civil and defense satellites.

Lookup Space's mission is to provide unrivaled space safety and security data and services to governments, institutions, agencies, and commercial players. They offer round-the-clock, real-time monitoring and prediction of space objects to prevent potential disasters. Their state-of-the-art data processing platform, SYNAPSE, combines civil and defense needs and actors, ensuring the best possible space safety protocols.

With their global network of high-performance ground-based radars and advanced technology, Lookup Space provides unparalleled detection and tracking capabilities. They offer end-to-end space safety and security solutions, supporting all needs. Their sovereign and secure approach, leveraging European overseas territories, ensures the best European global solution.

By utilizing their smart and responsible approach, Lookup Space offers a modular, scalable, and evolutive technology that can meet future needs while minimizing its carbon footprint. The expert team at Lookup Space includes industry leaders such as Juan Carlos Dolado, a renowned expert in space surveillance, and Major General (retired) Michel Friedling, a key figure in the French Defense Space Strategy development. With their expertise and dedication, Lookup Space is at the forefront of ensuring space safety, security, and sustainability