Every call, forecast, map, and mission depends on a safe orbital environment. Salus Space captures the debris that threatens it — and turns what we recover into the foundation of the first circular economy in space.
We don't just move debris out of the way. We treat it as the raw material of a new orbital economy — recovered safely, contained securely, and put back to work.
We rendezvous with defunct satellites and hazardous debris in orbit and bring them under control — safely, precisely, and without creating new fragments.
Recovered objects are secured inside our containment system, kept isolated from operational orbits and ready for what comes next.
Instead of burning value up in the atmosphere, we keep materials in orbit — laying the groundwork for reuse, recycling, and in-space servicing at scale.
The satellites modern life runs on — navigation, communication, weather, defense, science — share an orbital environment that grows more crowded every month. Spent rocket stages, dead satellites, and stray fragments now move fast enough that a single collision can end a mission and scatter thousands of new hazards in its wake.
A future in which yesterday's debris becomes tomorrow's resource — where materials launched at great cost stay in space, working, circulating, and creating value.
We capture defunct satellites and large debris — even objects never designed to be caught — then contain, transport, store, and recycle what we recover.
Capture, containment, and storage on common, reusable hardware — no bespoke spacecraft built and thrown away per target.
Pre-positioned in orbit, able to close on a hazard in a fraction of the time it takes to design, build, and launch a dedicated mission.
Legacy objects with no grip points, no docking fixtures, and no cooperation — the targets fixture-dependent systems leave behind.
The aerospace-grade materials today's methods burn up on re-entry stay in orbit, ready for a second life.
"In ancient Rome, Salus was the goddess of safety and well-being — the guardian of the public good. We carry that name into orbit: protecting the shared environment that modern life quietly runs on."
— The Salus Space teamSupporting national space sustainability, resilience, and debris remediation priorities with U.S.-based operations and a mission-first culture.
Partnering on active debris removal and orbital stewardship — the missions that keep science, exploration, and Earth observation flying safely.
Protecting constellations and high-value assets from the growing collision risk in the orbits where they operate.
Every mission we fly keeps orbit cleaner, safer, and more affordable for the builders who come after us. That's the point.
Whether you're a mission planner, an operator, a partner, or simply curious about a cleaner orbit, we'd like to hear from you.