东方空间（山东）科技有限公司
Orienspace, founded in 2020, is a Chinese commercial aerospace company focused on designing and manufacturing launch vehicles and rocket engines. They develop the Gravity series of launch vehicles, including the Gravity-1, the world's most powerful solid-propellant launch vehicle, designed for cost-effective deployment of satellite constellations to low Earth orbit. Orienspace is also developing the Gravity-2, a recoverable medium-lift rocket, and Force Series liquid engines. They aim to provide flexible launch solutions from both ground and sea platforms.
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ORIENSPACE conducted additional tests of their YuanLi-110 kerolox engine.
OrienSpace conducted a test with a nozzle-less Yuanli-110 engine on November 12th, burning rocket-grade kerosene and liquid oxygen to produce 110 tons of thrust.
OrienSpace has a target for a 2025 debut flight for Gravity-21, but acknowledges this is an extremely ambitious goal.
Orien Space is constructing an engine test facility.
Orienspace's solid propellant launch vehicle can carry out a launch on short notice, within 24 hours in emergency situations.
Orienspace has established infrastructure at Haiyang Oriental Spaceport for Gravity-1 assembly, testing, and prelaunch work.
Peng Haomin is the Vice President of Orienspace.
Orienspace is looking to speed up preparation times and reduce costs for Gravity-1.
Orienspace aims for four Gravity-1 missions next year with a quarterly launch cadence.
Orienspace's Gravity-1 is a 6,500-kilogram-lifting solid-fuelled launch vehicle.
Orienspace Technology launched the solid-fuel rocket Gravity-1 (Yinli-1: YL-1) from offshore on October 10.
Orienspace is developing two additional rockets, Gravity-2 (Yinli-2: YL-2) and Gravity-3 (Yinli-3: YL-3), which are larger and more powerful.
Orien Space plans to launch the Gravity-1 Y3 at the end of 2025.
Orienspace’s Gravity-1 launch vehicle launched from a sea-launch platform in the Yellow Sea off the coast of Haiyang, Shandong province, at 10:20 am China Standard Time on October 11th.
OrienSpace launched the Jilin-1 Wideband 02B07 and Tianyu-01~02 satellites from a sea platform using the Gravitaty-1 Y2 rocket.
Orienspace has improved Gravity-1’s stability and control consistency, enhancing its ability to target multiple orbits.
ORIENSPACE's Gravity-1 Y2 has lifted off from the sea near Haiyang, Shandong.
Orienspace plans to mass-produce Gravity-1 to meet constellation launch needs.
Gravity-1 is a commercial launch vehicle developed and manufactured by Orienspace.
In August, Orienspace raised a few hundred million Yuan to support its operations.