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Gilmour Space Technologies hosted Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at its factory to formally unveil and launch the Eris rocket.
Gilmour Space Technologies is developing, manufacturing, and launching the Australian-made Eris rocket and G-Sat satellite platforms to provide affordable space access to global customers.
The completed final qualification test of the Sirius engine qualifies Gilmour Space’s engines for the company’s first orbital test launch planned for next year.
Gilmour Space plans to use five Sirius engines to power the first and second stages of the Eris rocket to orbit in the first half of 2023.
Optimus-1 was originally scheduled to launch in 2022 on a small launch vehicle being developed by Gilmour Space.
Gilmour Space Technologies announced its first 'Caravan' dedicated rideshare mission on an Eris rocket that will launch from Australia in late 2024.
The G-Sat is a modular 100 kg satellite bus being developed by Gilmour Space Technologies in collaboration with Griffith University.
Gilmour Space Technologies is offering a rideshare mission into low Earth orbit on a G-class satellite bus (G-Sat) scheduled to launch in late 2024.
Gilmour Space Technologies will launch a dedicated rideshare mission called Caravan-1 into low Earth orbit in late 2024.
Gilmour Space Technologies is a venture-capital-backed company developing Australian rockets to deliver a variety of spacecraft into low Earth orbit.
Caravan-1 will fly on Gilmour Space’s upgraded Eris Block 2 launch vehicle.
Gilmour Space Technologies is developing, manufacturing, and launching Australian-made rockets and satellites to provide affordable access to space for global customers.
Gilmour Space Technologies is developing the Eris rocket, which is targeted to launch early next year as Australia’s first orbital rocket and the first orbital launch attempt from a commercial Australian launch site.
Gilmour Space Technologies is Australia’s major launch services company developing orbital-class launch vehicles and satellite platforms.
Inmarsat has signed an agreement with Gilmour Space Technologies to support space launches from Australia using Inmarsat’s InRange system.
Gilmour Space Technologies offers access to orbits with inclinations from 60° to 145°, including Sun-synchronous orbits, starting in late 2023.
Gilmour Space Technologies offers access to orbits with inclinations from 25° to 60° starting in late 2022.
Gilmour Space Technologies is a venture-capital-backed Australian launch services company developing a range of Eris orbital rockets and a G-class satellite platform for launching small satellites into low Earth orbit.
Gilmour Space Technologies describes the Eris Block 1 vehicle as due to launch from Australia as early as 2022 and targets the Eris Block 1 launch no earlier than 2022-10-01.
Gilmour Space Technologies plans an Eris Block 2 vehicle capable of carrying up to one ton of payloads to orbit from 2024.