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Germany's Media Broadcast Satellite (MBS) signed a launch deal with South Korean launch startup Innospace for two missions to Low-Earth Orbit (LEO).
First orbital launches from the Arnhem Space Centre are planned to commence in 2025 with South Korean launch vehicle provider Innospace.
INNOSPACE signed a launch service agreement with the Federal University of Maranhão (UFMA) and Castro Leite Consultoria LTDA (CLC) for a rideshare launch on the HANBIT-Nano launch vehicle from the Alcântara Space Center in Brazil scheduled for the first half of 2025.
INNOSPACE previously launched its first test launch vehicle, HANBIT-TLV, from the Alcântara Space Center on 2023-03-19 (BRT).
INNOSPACE’s small satellite launch vehicle HANBIT will provide launches with precision deployment for Apogeo Space’s picosatellite constellation.
The agreement between Apogeo Space and INNOSPACE covers management of three Low Earth Orbit launches and releases of Apogeo Space picosatellites during 2025–2027.
Apogeo Space has an agreement with INNOSPACE to acquire multi-unit launches starting in the second half of 2025.
Apogeo Space has an agreement with INNOSPACE to acquire multi-unit launches starting in the second half of 2025.
The INNOSPACE agreement covers management, over the period 2025–2027, of three low Earth orbit launches and releases of Apogeo Space’s picosatellites for Italy’s first private constellation dedicated to IoT.
Innospace signed a contract to conduct an unspecified number of launches from Arnhem Space Centre between 2025 and 2028.
The Horizontal Integration Facility for INNOSPACE at the Arnhem Space Centre will include an ISO 8 clean room for payload integration, overhead cranes, offices, workshops, and system test facilities in a temperature- and humidity-controlled environment.
Launching from the Arnhem Space Centre provides geographic benefits associated with an equatorial spaceport according to INNOSPACE’s selection of the site.
The Australian Launch Permit approval process for INNOSPACE is expected to take between six and fourteen months commencing later 2023.
Equatorial Launch Australia’s work with the Australian Space Agency will expand to assist INNOSPACE in obtaining its first Australian Launch Permit.
Innospace has raised a total of 55.2 billion won ($42,100,000) since 2019.
Innospace is working to sign a deal with the Norwegian spaceport within 2023.
The HANBIT-TLV was powered by Innospace’s self-developed 15-ton-thrust hybrid rocket engine that uses liquid oxygen and paraffin-based propellants.
Innospace launched the HANBIT-TLV suborbital rocket from Brazil’s Alcântara Space Center on 2023-03-19.
Innospace is working to develop a ground test version of the 3-ton engine by the third quarter of 2023.
Innospace signed a five-year deal last year to use Brazil’s Alcântara Space Center for launches.