ARGOS

Flying coming soon

ARGOS currently operates from Mojave, California — with test launches reaching altitudes of 33 kilometers (108,000 feet). Each flight carries an evolving suite of radiation sensors, environmental monitors, and experimental telemetry packages. Our ongoing missions refine atmospheric models, validate hardware, and create opportunities for partner payloads to fly alongside.

Stratospheric flight

Fly with Us

ARGOS isn’t a closed program — it’s a shared testbed. If you have a payload concept ready for flight testing, we’ll handle integration, power, telemetry, and mission logistics. You just bring the science.

Who Uses ARGOS

Startups
Sensor companies testing compact radiation, ozone, or particulate instruments before orbital deployment.

Universities
Capstone or graduate teams validating electronics in near-space conditions.

Government & Research Agencies
Short-term radiation or atmospheric validation campaigns for mission design.

Payload Options & Pricing (Demo Data)

Parameter Specification
Maximum Payload Mass Up to 10 kg
Payload Dimensions 10 cm (H) × 10 cm (W), max length 100 cm
Flight Altitude Range 8 km minimum – 20 km maximum
Payload Power Availability To be determined (depends on mission requirements)
Payload Viewing Angles Dual viewpoints: top of wing and bottom of wing
Launch Flexibility Takeoff possible from various locations under ideal conditions
Required Weather Conditions Clear skies, no or very low wind

How to Fly on ARGOS

  • Submit your payload idea with estimated mass, dimensions, and power needs
  • We perform compatibility review and assign a mission window
  • Integration & pre-flight readiness testing
  • Flight with real-time telemetry access
  • Post-flight data delivery and certification

Additional Information:

ARGOS Quad Chart

ARGOS White Paper

Join Our Next Mission

Argos represents the next step toward affordable, accessible stratospheric testing. Whether you’re building a new sensor, validating a space-bound experiment, or exploring environmental research — we’d love to fly with you.