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Closed startup

2004 – 2022

Masten Space Systems

American aerospace company

United StatesHardwareRan out of cash

Founded: 2004
Closed: 2022
Lifespan: 18 years
Country: United States
City: Mojave
Sector: Hardware
Cause of closure: Ran out of cash

In brief

Founded in 2004, Masten Space Systems was an American aerospace company. It closed in 2022, after 18 years. Main cause of closure: ran out of cash. Former website: masten.aero.

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