SL1

HyImpulse is working on the three-stage SL1 orbital rocket, expected to transport as much as 600 kilograms of payload into low Earth orbit starting in 2027.

HyImpulse develops the SL1 orbital rocket based on hybrid technology.

HyImpulse will use the new capital to advance the development and commercialization of the SL1 orbital rocket and to expand its production capacities.

HyImpulse is working on the three-stage SL1 orbital rocket, designed to transport up to 600 kilograms of payload into Low-Earth Orbit (LEO), with a projected start in 2027.

HyImpulse is developing a three-stage small launcher called SL1 that uses hybrid propulsion.

HyImpulse will use the new capital to develop and commercialize its SL1 orbital rocket and expand its production capacities.

HyImpulse plans to market the SL1 rocket as a 'flexible taxi service' to space.

HyImpulse's SL1 rocket is aiming for its first flight in 2027.

Spacemanic will use HyMOVE and the SL1 small launcher for nanosatellite deployment across up to 10 missions between 2026 and 2036.

HyImpulse received 11,800,000 EUR in Boost! funding for work on its SL1 orbital launch vehicle building upon its SR75 sounding rocket.

HyImpulse will use the 11,800,000 EUR to develop a new hybrid engine, avionics, and a third-stage propulsion system for the SL1 rocket.

HyImpulse is moving toward developing their SL1 orbital launch vehicle.

HyImpulse UK is a Shetland-based launch company developing the SL1 launch vehicle proposed to launch from SaxaVord Spaceport in Unst.

Small Launcher SL1 has a payload capacity of 500 kg to a 400 km sun-synchronous orbit.

HyImpulse Technologies now plans to debut its SL1 orbital launch vehicle in 2024 rather than in late 2022.

The partnership will combine a launcher and an orbital transportation vehicle to maximize SL1’s payload mass to sun-synchronous orbit and use ION Satellite Carrier to deploy satellites into orbits with distinct altitude, inclination, and local time of the ascending node.

HyImpulse Technologies is developing the three-stage SL1 rocket designed to carry payloads of up to 500 kg to low Earth orbit.

HyImpulse Technologies is developing the three-stage SL1 launch vehicle designed to carry payloads of up to 500 kg to low Earth orbit.