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| headquarters  = [[Merseyside]], [[Speke]]
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| employees    = 12,000 {{small|(2021)}}
| budget        = {{increase}}$52.200 billion (2022)
| budget        = {{increase}}$52.200 billion (2022)

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SpekeX
SpekeX
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Formation6 May 2002; 22 years ago (2002-05-06)
HeadquartersWielek, Speke
Budget
Increase$52.200 billion (2022)
Staff
12,000 (2021)

SpekeX Aeronautics, commonly known as "SpekeX", is a private aerospace and aeronautic company headquartered in the eastern city of Wielek, Speke. The company is known for its contributions to the development and advancement of aerospace and aeronautic technologies, particularly in the areas of reusable rocketry and electric aircraft. In addition to these ventures, SpekeX also produces drones for military use.

History

SpekeX was founded in 2002 with the initial goal of colonizing Stratos, a planet that showed evidence of the presence of water in the form of ice but had no known biological life. While the company has not yet developed the necessary technology and infrastructure to support human habitation on Stratos, it has grown and diversified its operations to include a range of other aerospace and aeronautic endeavors. These include the development of reusable rocketry, electric aircraft, and military drones. SpekeX continues to be a leader in the field, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of space exploration and related technologies.

Fleet

SpekeX Aircraft Fleet
Aircraft In service Orders Passenger Notes
A330 Freighter 27 Used to transport SpekeX equipment, rocket parts, satellite hubs, or other items requested.
L10XXL 5 Used to transport rocket parts or other items in bulk.
E1 2 Experimental electric aircraft, set to be introduced Q2 2023.
Total 32


Goals & Programs

SpekeX has a goal to launch around 600 Orbitlink Satellites into Low Earth Orbit around Anteria. At the moment, they have launched 120 satellites. 2 imaging satellites purchased from 2 nations in Anteria have also been sent into space to monitor the situation during the possible outbreak of the Assumptarian-Plattinian War. Speke's government has ordered to send 4 spy satellites over the combantant nations to monitor the situation with a resolution of 2cm per pixel.

Orbitlink

SpekeX has planned to launch 2000 Orbitlink Satellites into LEO to provide fast internet speeds across Anteria with extremly low latencys. Users in the Beta testing program have been satisfied with the results, speeds reaching up to 1GBPS download speeds and 780MBPS upload. The technology is set to be used on aircraft too, to provide internet in the air.

Anterian Space Station

The Anterian Space Station (ASS) is a proposed space station which is being designed, meant for use by Anterian nations. The project is being developed by SpekeX at the moment, with no countries showing interest at the moment.

Achievements

In 2021, SpekeX made history by launching a rover to Stratos using the Valk 9 Rocket. The rover successfully landed on Stratos and has been conducting vital science experiments on the planet since its arrival. This mission marked a significant milestone for both SpekeX and the field of space exploration.

Criticism

SpekeX received criticism for a few reasons, one being that the Orbitlink satellites were highly visible in the night sky. A train of these satellites was almost visible every night across Anteria at a magnitude of around 3.2, and this became a popular activity known as "Orbitlink spotting" in 2020. However, this visibility was also an annoyance and hinderance to space exploration and research, so in 2021, an anti-reflective coating was applied to the solar panels of the Orbitlink satellites to fix this problem. This made the train of satellites no longer visible to the naked eye, but it remains a beloved memory for those who were able to see it during the trend of Orbitlink spotting.