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CAS Space’s Kinetica-2 stage-2 reaction control system is needed for missions requiring engine restart.

Kinetica-2’s debut flight used the Academy of Aerospace Liquid Propulsion Technology’s YF-102 engine.

The Kinetica-2 stage separation test validated the rocket’s design and the individual components developed by CAS Space.

Kinetica-2 can carry between 2,000 and 22,000 kilograms into orbit depending on configuration.

CAS Space completed a horizontal fairing jettison test for Kinetica-2.

Kinetica-2 is being taken toward the late afternoon skies at JSLC.

Kinetica-2’s first stage uses nine 85-ton-thrust YF-102 engines for a total of 766 tons of thrust.

Kinetica-2 has three YF-102 engines per core in its earlier tri-core configuration.

Kinetica-2's second-stage fuel tanks are 3.35-meter aluminium tanks.

CAS Space’s Kinetica-2 is in development.

Kinecore-4 is CAS Space's 20 kN engine designed for the optional Kinetica-2 upper stage.

CAS Space’s Kinetica-2 stage-2 auxiliary engine system successfully completed a system-level coordination fire test.

The three satellites delivered by CAS Space’s Kinetica-2 Y1 were the New March 01 Technology Demonstration Satellite, the New March 02 Satellite, and the TS 01 Educational Satellite.

CAS Space’s Kinetica-2 Y1 completed its inaugural flight and delivered three satellites into space on its first mission.

CAS Space’s Kinetica-2 stage-2 auxiliary engine system includes eight 300N thrusters and four 100N thrusters.

The maximum shock in the Kinetica-2 stage separation test was less than 2500g.

The prototype Qingzhou Cargo Spacecraft will be the primary payload for Kinetica-2's inaugural flight this year.

CAS Space conducted a hot firing and thermal protection test for the auxiliary engine system on Kinetica-2.