江苏深蓝航天科技有限公司
Deep Blue Aerospace (Jiangsu Deep Blue Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd.), founded in 2016, is a Chinese private space launch company focused on developing reusable liquid-fueled rockets. Their primary products are the Nebula series launch vehicles (Nebula-I and Nebula-II) and the Thunder series of liquid rocket engines, like the Thunder-RS. The company aims to provide cost-effective commercial launch services and is also venturing into suborbital space tourism, with plans for commercial flights in 2027. Deep Blue Aerospace is headquartered in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, and has established multiple R&D and manufacturing facilities across China.
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Expace, Landspace, iSpace, Galactic Energy, Space Pioneer, Deep Blue Aerospace, Orienspace, and Rocket Pi are all seeking to reach orbit 2023 or next.
Deep Blue Aerospace plans a 100-kilometer-altitude test in 2023 following a kilometer-level hop test conducted in 2022.
Deep Blue Aerospace conducted a test flight of the Nebula M1 test article on 2022-05-06 at a facility in Tongchuan, Shaanxi Province, reaching an altitude of one kilometer and performing a powered descent and vertical landing.
Deep Blue Aerospace plans new tests to altitudes of 10 km and 100 km using a new test stage on the same scale as the full-scale Nebula-1 rocket.
Deep Blue Aerospace raised $31,500,000 in A round funding three months before the 2022-04-19 A+ round.
Deep Blue Aerospace completed an undisclosed A+ round financing on 2022-04-19.
Deep Blue Aerospace closed an A+ round financing on 2022-04-19 led by CMBC Int’l Holdings.
Deep Blue Aerospace is working toward a kilometer-level test using the Nebula-M test article and is testing a 20-ton-thrust Thunder-20 engine.
Deep Blue Aerospace raised $31,500,000 in an A round three months before the 2022-04-19 A+ round.
Deep Blue Aerospace secured nearly $31,500,000 in funding announced 2022-01-18.
Deep Blue Aerospace secured nearly $31,500,000 in funding on 2022-01-18 with investors including Zhencheng Capital, DT Capital, and Galaxy Capital.
Deep Blue Aerospace is developing the reusable Nebula-1 orbital rocket with plans to attempt reaching orbit in 2023 and recover the first stage.
Deep Blue Aerospace plans a kilometer-level test using the Nebula-M and 100-kilometer-level tests using a larger Nebula-2M test article powered by the Leiting-20 20-ton-thrust kerolox engine.
Private firms iSpace and Deep Blue Aerospace are planning hop tests as part of development of reusable first stages for their Hyperbola-2 and Nebula-1 rockets, respectively.
Deep Blue Aerospace plans to develop Nebula-1H, a three-core rocket based on its in-development Nebula-1 launcher.
Deep Blue Aerospace performed a first domestic kerolox VTVL test to 100 m in October.
Deep Blue Aerospace conducted a 100-meter-level vertical landing and vertical takeoff test in October 2021 using a kerosene-LOX powered test article.
Beijing Deep Blue Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2017 and is headquartered in Nantong City near the mouth of the Yangtze River.
Deep Blue Aerospace completed a 100-meter vertical takeoff and vertical landing test with its Nebula M1 VTVL test stage on 2021-10-13.
Deep Blue Aerospace is testing the Leiting-20 kerolox engine with 20,000 kg of thrust.