Europe'sguardian
in orbit.

Space is no longer a safe haven. Satellites now shadow, stalk and grapple one another in orbit. Arqus gives Europe the eyes to see it first, so it can be met calmly and early, before anything escalates. (Placeholder.)

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The threat · 01 / 09

Shadowing

A Russian inspector launched into the same orbital plane as a US reconnaissance satellite, and has kept pace with it ever since. Close enough to watch it, image it, and, one day, to interfere.

Placeholder copy · threat readings are illustrative

Arqus · Sentinel

Up close.

Placeholder. Every light you saw circling the target is one of ours: a sentinel that holds station beside what it watches, sees what it does, and tells you before it matters.

Stand-in model · our spacecraft is not shown

The constellation

A shield,
not a satellite.

Placeholder. One sentinel watches one target. A constellation of them, in every orbit from low Earth to geostationary, watches all of it, all of the time.

Placeholder copy · rollout and constellation are illustrative

Opportunities

Open roles.

News

From the watch floor.

What is being written about Arqus, newest first. Each card opens the original.

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