About Us
Aerospace and Space Technology Research Lab
DeepSkyOne is an aerospace and space technology research lab and space port that explores technologies for the space industry from supply-chains, data analysis, CubeSat's, and edge computing applications.
CubeSat Production
CubeSat Satellites
CubeSat's are miniature satellites that have been used exclusively in low Earth orbit. CubeSats typically involve experiments that can be miniaturized or serve purposes such as Earth observation or amateur radio.
DeepSkyOne can assist your project in producing customized CubeSat satellites with IBM Red Hat Microshift technology for Edge Computing.
Space Port
Spaceport and Aerospace Facility
Located in Western Oklahoma, OSIDA is one of only 12 spaceports in the nation.
This Spaceport qualifies as a Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) launch site for commercial polar orbits and was an alternate landing site for the US Space Shuttle program.
In June 2006, the FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation awarded OSIDA a Launch Site License establishing one of the first commercial spaceports and first inland state in the U.S. positioning Oklahoma near the top nationally to attract long-term, high-tech jobs.
The Oklahoma Air & Space Port is the controlling agency for the Infinity One Spaceflight Corridor – the first FAA approved corridor in the U.S. National Airspace System (NAS) currently for flight operations not within restricted airspace or Military Operating Areas (MOAs). Their corridor is 152-mile-long and 50-mile-wide, and is the controlling agency for all scheduling and flight operations.
