Impulse Space Proves In-House Navigation at 200 Meters, Ending Need for Software Partner
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Impulse Space proximity operations hit a milestone September 9, 2026: two Mira spacecraft closed to within 200 meters using only in-house navigation software, ending reliance on Starfish Space's CETACEAN system. The result satisfies the autonomous GNC prerequisite for Impulse's GEO inspection mission with Anduril and its $62.8 million Space Force VICTUS SALO program.
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