Terran R

Relativity Space used facilities at Stennis Space Center to test engines for both Terran 1 and Terran R.

Relativity Space is targeting a 2026 launch of its Terran R rocket while testing the rocket’s Aeon R engines and building a new production facility in Long Beach, California.

Terran R is Relativity Space’s medium-to-heavy lift reusable launch vehicle designed to deliver payloads to orbit.

Relativity Space's future plans include focusing on the larger, reusable Terran R rocket.

Terran R is categorized as a Falcon 9-class rocket and is expected to make its first launch as soon as 2026.

Relativity Space will launch Intelsat missions on Terran R from Space Launch Complex 16 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

Relativity Space has nine signed customers for Terran R with multiple launches totaling more than $1,800,000,000 in backlog.

Terran R is a medium-to-heavy-lift reusable launch vehicle designed to provide access to space in LEO, MEO, GEO, and beyond for government and commercial customers.

Terran R is a medium-to-heavy-lift reusable launch vehicle designed to provide access to LEO, MEO, GEO, and beyond for government and commercial customers.

Relativity Space has nine signed customers for Terran R with multiple launches totaling more than $1,800,000,000 in backlog.

Terran R is designed and manufactured at Relativity Space’s headquarters in Long Beach, California, which houses Relativity’s fourth-generation Stargate metal 3D printers.

Relativity Space will launch Intelsat satellites on Terran R as early as 2026.

Relativity Space signed a multi-year, multi-launch Launch Services Agreement with Intelsat to launch Intelsat satellites on the Terran R launch vehicle as early as 2026.

Terran R is designed and manufactured at Relativity Space’s headquarters in Long Beach, California.

Relativity Space will launch Intelsat satellites on Terran R as early as 2026.

Terran R is a medium-to-heavy-lift reusable launch vehicle designed to deliver payloads to LEO, MEO, GEO and beyond.

The Terran R vehicle can place up to 5,500 kg into geostationary transfer orbit while recovering the first stage.

Relativity Space has nine signed customers for Terran R, including multiple launches and totaling more than $1,800,000,000 in backlog.