On July 8, 2026, City Labs, a company based in Miami, launched a satellite named BOHR (Betavoltaic Orbital High-Reliability) as part of a SpaceX rideshare mission. The satellite was deployed into an orbit between 350 and 400 miles (approximately 600 km) in altitude, marking a step forward in the development of nuclear micro-power technology for space applications. This launch is seen as a preliminary step towards future advancements in nuclear power, which could potentially support a permanent Moon base and enhance propulsion systems for space travel.
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City Labs Launches Satellite BOHR, Advancing Nuclear Power in Space
City Labs successfully launched its satellite BOHR on July 8, 2026, as part of a SpaceX mission. This launch represents progress in the field of nuclear micro-power technology for space, with potential implications for future lunar and interplanetary missions.
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Miami-based City Labs achieves a first for commercial nuclear power in space
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City Labs Launches Satellite BOHR, Advancing Nuclear Power in Space