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On December 4th, iSpace produced the aft end of the second stage of Hyperbola-3 and equipped it with in-space attitude control thrusters and two storable propellant tanks.
On December 5th, iSpace tested a single 3D-printed metal first-stage grid fin in two separate tests.
iSpace has not provided a possible launch date for Hyperbola-3 after missing its planned debut in December 2025.
iSpace launched a drone ship for recovering Hyperbola-3 first-stage boosters earlier in 2025, and sea trials are believed to be underway.
iSpace plans to install plumbing for loading the Hyperbola-3 with propellant by late January or early February 2026.
iSpace and Hainan International Commercial Aerospace Launch Co Ltd held a joint rehearsal for the operations with the transporter-erector of Hyperbola-3 between December 18th and 19th.
iSpace is testing hardware for its partially reusable Hyperbola-3 launch vehicle in December 2025.
iSpace has previously performed technical verifications of Hyperbola-3's transporter-erector using a pathfinder of the launch vehicle.
iSpace conducted a TE rehearsal on Pad-2 at Wenchang commercial.
Ispace, teamed with Draper, attempted a non-CLPS lunar landing in 2025.
iSpace is basing its reusable launch vehicle operations at the Wenchang launch site.
The HAKUTO-R lunar exploration program launched in September 2018 by ispace has concluded.
ispace has acquired a vast amount of knowledge and data over the seven years of the HAKUTO-R program.
ispace and JAL Group have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on building transportation systems and infrastructure for sustainable activities on the Moon.
ispace allotted ¥2 billion ($12.9 million) in shares to Kurita Water Industries in October.
ispace has signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Kurita Water Industries.
Japan is highly interested in resource extraction on the lunar surface and is closely collaborating with ispace.
The search for and utilization of water resources on the lunar surface is essential to support the development of the cislunar economy according to ispace’s CEO Takeshi Hakamada.
ispace has partnered with Kurita Water Industries to focus on water extraction and treatment for lunar exploration.
ispace announced a partnership with ElevationSpace to conduct a mission to bring lunar rocks back to Earth in September.