The Future
is
electric

Unlocking the Future of Spaceflight with Superconductor Technology
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Global impact

High-temperature Superconductor based thrusters, our SUPREME™ flagship, and other space tech.

At Neutron Star Systems, we bet on HTS superconductor-based propulsion systems, radiation shielding, atmosphere re-entry solutions, and power management hardware to lead the future of Space.

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SUPREME™
The conductor built for electric propulsion
Maximizing space missions’ cost and performance

Mission savings for Small Satellite constellations

€30M

Mission savings per GEO Satellite

€25M

Mission savings for Cargo Transfers to the Moon

€100M

Mission savings for Cargo Transfers to the Mars

€350M
SUPER CONDUCTOR

SUPREME™: Our High-Temperature Superconductor-based propulsion system

Our technology, the Superconductor-based Readiness Enhanced Magneto-plasma-dynamic Electric propulsion (SUPREME) will revolutionise in-space propulsion thanks to its innovative scalability, propellant agnosticity, and manoeuverability.

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Manuel La Rosa Betancourt
CEO

"At NSS, we are convinced that High Temperature Superconductors are the future of in-space technologies. We aim to leverage this innovation to address multiple use cases spanning from propulsion and radiation shields to re-entry and power management."

EDGE

Differentiators

SUPREME can produce a high thrust at high efficiencies, a combination unmatched by our competitors.

Throttle Ability

A single SUPREME thruster can be used for a wide range of missions with different thrust and efficiency requirements.

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Scalability

SUPREME thrusters are truly scalable, ranging from 1kW engines for small satellite constellations to 1000kW for cargo missions to the Moon and Mars.

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Propellant Flexibility

SUPREME can operate on propellants like Argon, Hydrogen, Ammonia (up to 1000x cheaper than status quo), saving millions of euros per mission.

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Heritage

We're building on over 60 years of research heritage in six nations, with well-understood physics and proven experimental operations.

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Capabilities

Revolutionising
in-space operations

Mass and power are two of the most critical parameters when it comes to spacecraft. Every kilogram of mass must be optimised to minimise launch costs, while available power is typically limited by the capabilities of the spacecraft’s solar arrays.

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