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Gravitics, Inc. Announces $20M Raise to Build Next-Generation Space Station Modules

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Thursday, November 17, 2022
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Gravitics, Inc., an aerospace component manufacturing firm, announced raising $20 million to build large, next-generation space station modules.

Key Points: 
  • Gravitics, Inc., an aerospace component manufacturing firm, announced raising $20 million to build large, next-generation space station modules.
  • The StarMax module provides up to 400 cubic meters of usable habitable volume - nearly half the volume of the International Space Station in one module.
  • We are focused on helping commercial space station operators be successful, said Colin Doughan, Gravitics co-founder and CEO.
  • Through innovative, scalable space stations, Gravitics is helping grow the number of people living and working in space.