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A SpinLaunch job opening for the New Mexico site notes that a crew of about 30 to 45 people works there and that employees are provided housing, meals, and other amenities.
SpinLaunch expects to perform the first suborbital tests of a prototype of its centrifugal system for launching small satellites later 2021 from New Mexico.
SpinLaunch expects to spend $46,000,000 on construction and expansion activities at Spaceport America over the next 10 years.
SpinLaunch has raised $80,000,000 to date, including a $35,000,000 funding round a year ago.
Objects launched from SpinLaunch’s centrifuge are intended to reach an altitude of about 100 km before landing at White Sands Missile Range.
SpinLaunch plans to complete the build of its suborbital centrifugal launch system at Spaceport America as part of its next phase of development.
SpinLaunch broke ground in May 2019 on a test site at Spaceport America and pledged to spend $7,000,000 and create 20 jobs there.
SpinLaunch is building an evacuated centrifuge 30 m in diameter that can accelerate objects to Mach 5 before launching them.
SpinLaunch is developing a test site at Spaceport America.
SpinLaunch previously announced a $40,000,000 funding round in June 2018.
Jonathan Yaney set a goal to complete SpinLaunch's first flight test mass accelerator at Spaceport America later 2020.
With the new funding round, SpinLaunch has raised a total of $80,000,000.
At the time of the 2019 OTA award, SpinLaunch expected to be able to launch five times per day for $250,000 per launch and did not disclose payload sizes.
SpinLaunch raised $35,000,000 in a new funding round disclosed 2020-01-16.
In June 2019 SpinLaunch received an other transaction authority (OTA) award from the Defense Innovation Unit to examine using SpinLaunch's services for responsive satellite launch.
SpinLaunch is developing a test facility at Spaceport America in New Mexico expected to cost $7,000,000 to develop.
Part of SpinLaunch's new funding round will go toward completing the Spaceport America test facility 2020.
SpinLaunch received an other transaction authority cost-sharing contract from the Defense Innovation Unit on 2019-06-19.
SpinLaunch intends to offer launches at a rate of five times per day at a price of $250,000 per launch.
SpinLaunch is building a test site at Spaceport America in New Mexico but has not selected a permanent launch site and excludes Florida due to air traffic restrictions.