北京星际荣耀空间科技有限公司
i-Space (Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd.), founded in October 2016, is a Chinese private aerospace company focused on developing commercial launch vehicles and providing launch services. They design and develop orbital launch vehicles like the Hyperbola-1, aiming to provide efficient and cost-effective launch solutions for global satellite customers. i-Space also focuses on developing reusable liquid-fueled rockets. Key activities include small satellite launches and technology development for reusable launch systems.
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The delivery of the recovery vessel is part of Interstellar Glory Aerospace's major project investment in Wenchang, Hainan.
Interstellar Glory Aerospace is making a major project investment in Wenchang, Hainan.
Interstellar Glory Aerospace will deliver the first carrier rocket recovery vessel in China to Jiangdu District, Yangzhou City.
Interstellar Glory Aerospace will deliver the first carrier rocket recovery vessel in China to Jiangdu District, Yangzhou City.
Interstellar Glory successfully tested the SQX-3 model fairing.
Interstellar Glory successfully tested the SQX-3 model fairing.
Interstellar Glory achieved a smooth separation process during the SQX-3 model fairing test.
iSpace (Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd.) plans to launch the 69-meter-long kerolox Hyperbola-3 in 2025 with a recovered payload capacity of 8,500 kg to LEO and eventual plans for reusability.
Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd. (iSpace) reached orbit in 2019 as the first privately funded Chinese company to do so with the solid-fueled Hyperbola-1.
Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd. (iSpace) launched the Hyperbola-2Y single-stage hopper at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on 2023-11-02.
Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd. became the first nominally private Chinese company to launch a satellite into orbit in July 2019.
Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd. (iSpace) became the first nominally private Chinese company to launch a satellite into orbit in July 2019.
Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd. (iSpace) completed a series A+ financing round led by Huaxing Growth Capital and Tianfeng Securities on 2019-07-02 to support development of the Hyperbola-2 launch vehicle and its methalox engines.
iSpace (Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd.) will attempt in early June to place a satellite in orbit using a Hyperbola-1 four-stage rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.