OneSpace (also known as One Space Technology Group) is a Chinese private space launch company established in 2015, with headquarters in Beijing and subsidiaries in other cities. It focuses on providing launch services for small satellites and spacecraft, aiming for cost-effective and high-frequency launches. The company develops M-series commercial launch vehicles and X-series flight test platforms. OneSpace is one of the first private companies in China to develop and launch its own rockets, marking a significant step in China's commercial space sector.
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OneSpace launched its second 10.2-meter-tall OS-X1 suborbital rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on 2018-09-07 of the referenced year.
iSpace carried out its second suborbital flight from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center two days before OneSpace’s 2018-09-07 launch.
The OneSpace OS-X1 lifted off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at 12:10 a.m. Eastern on 2018-09-07 (04:10 UTC).
OneSpace performed its first launch from a national launch site on 2018-09-07.
OneSpace has raised a total of $116,000,000 since its founding in August 2015.
OneSpace secured $43,600,000 in Series B financing.
OneSpace has arranged a payload for the planned first flight of the OS-M1 orbital rocket expected near the end of 2018.
OneSpace competes with Beijing-based Landspace to be the first Chinese private company to launch an orbital rocket.
OneSpace aims to achieve production capacity by 2020 of more than 30 OS-M series rockets and 20 or more OS-X series rockets at facilities in Chongqing, southwest China.
OneSpace aims to provide launch services to small and micro satellites with the OS-M series offering efficient, reliable, and rapid-response launches at competitive prices.
OneSpace was established in 2015 and has developed the OS-M1 as the first of an orbital series of rockets.
Chinese private rocket companies Onespace and Landspace aimed to perform their first orbital launches in late 2018.
OneSpace was established in 2015 and test fired the first-stage motor for its OS-M1 orbital series rocket, which is expected to fly before the end of 2018.
OneSpace is a Beijing-based company developing smallsat launch capabilities and designed the OS-X suborbital rocket for high-altitude research and test services.
OneSpace plans to launch its first OS-X rocket on 2018-05-17 from northwest China and aims to test its orbital OS-M rocket around the end of the year.