Space Operations New Zealand
Awarua Satellite Ground Station is an important location in the world that is great for supporting LEO satellites, especially spacecraft in polar orbits—we are the most southern ground station in Pacific Ocean Region at 46.5°S and Awarua is the first station with spacecraft visibility on the western side of the Pacific Ocean at 168°E. Going to the Moon and beyond?
Basic Information
- Category: enterprise
- Founded: 2008
- Website: https://spaceops.nz/
Documented Facts
- Email: office@spaceops.nz (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
Evidence and Sources
- Space Operations New Zealand — Official Site (official)
- Space Operations New Zealand on linkedin (social)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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Awarua Satellite Ground Station is an important location in the world that is great for supporting LEO satellites, especially spacecraft in polar orbits—we are the most southern ground station in Pacific Ocean Region at 46.5°S and Awarua is the first station with spacecraft visibility on the western side of the Pacific Ocean at 168°E. Going to the Moon and beyond?
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