Schmidt Sciences is leaning on legacy space businesses for key parts of its space telescope.
Credit: Raytheon
Rocketdyne has won a deal to produce 12 maneuvering thrusters for Schmidt Sciences’ Lazuli Space Observatory, a privately funded telescope. The thrusters are scheduled to be delivered in 2027, and the order is a validation of the company’s belief it could move faster as a stand-alone business...
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