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Advanced materials from Syensqo, designed to withstand extreme conditions, support NASA’s Artemis II crewed lunar flyby through Space Launch System (SLS) solid rocket boosters.

Universal stage adapter and solar array drive mechanism components development and delivery provide significant power supply contributions to the Orion spacecraft leading up to its planned April launch.

Upgraded composite spacecraft has been delivered to NASA for final preparations for the 2026 launch that, unlike the Artemis I mission, will be crewed.

Composites-intensive ESMs gives the Orion spacecraft power, propulsion and life support but also provide a vital gateway for the first lunar space station, Gateway.

The company supplied the central computer and mission-critical components for the MTG-I2 imaging satellite, in addition to the composite components on the Ariane 6 rocket that successfully launched it into orbit.

From the New Space market to thermoplastic AFP breakthroughs, the September 2026 issue of CW explores the urgency driving composites innovation, plus Top Shops honorees and what to expect at CAMX in Atlanta and Carbon Fiber in Huntsville.

With 43,000+ satellites set to launch by 2034 and the advanced space composites market hitting $4.61 billion by 2033, fabricators are scaling up fast. Explore the technologies and applications that are enabling this boom.

Artemis gains closer access to local partners in North America, contribution to green technology transition via its Brooklyn Navy Yard location.

Real-world demonstrations in the U.K. will prove the Artemis EF-24 CTVs capability to operate safely under extreme wind and tide conditions for wind farm operators.

IM’s Moon RACER is one of three lunar terrain vehicle (LTV) designs being considered by NASA for future operations on the lunar surface.