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UARX Space and Dawn Aerospace aim to propose an in-flight refueling system for future OTVs.
The DFT Port, developed by Dawn Aerospace, is the hardware foundation of the company’s Loop Network, designed and built in Europe.
The collaboration between UARX Space and Dawn Aerospace includes the use of Dawn’s SatDrive propulsion system to power the OSSIE spacecraft.
UARX Space will carry Dawn Aerospace’s Docking and Fluidic Transfer (DFT) Port for integration on UARX Space’s upcoming OSSIE OTV, launching in 2026.
The Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority ordered an Aurora spaceplane from Dawn Aerospace to fly from a spaceport starting in 2027.
Dawn Aerospace is developing the Aurora uncrewed spaceplane to fly to altitudes of 25 kilometers and speeds of Mach 1.1 from New Zealand.
Dawn Aerospace started selling the Aurora spaceplane earlier this year.
Dawn Aerospace focuses on revolutionizing space access through sustainable technology and pragmatic business strategy.
Dawn Aerospace was founded in 2017.
Dawn Aerospace has built a foundation of operational excellence in satellite propulsion.
Dawn Aerospace, operating as Dawn Hypersonics, conducted a supersonic flight of its Mk-II Aurora rocket-powered aircraft on 2024-11-12.
Dawn Aerospace now includes South Korea among the countries to which it provides satellite propulsion.
Dawn Aerospace provides satellite propulsion to more than 25 customers in 10 countries, including the United States, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, India, Japan, Canada, and Indonesia.
Dawn Aerospace and Perigee Aerospace are collaborating on an upcoming mission to launch satellites into a 500 km sun-synchronous orbit.
Dawn Aerospace projects that at full performance the Mk-II Aurora will fly faster and 2.5 times higher than any prior aircraft that takes off from a runway, including the SR-71 Blackbird.
Dawn Aerospace completed 50 flight tests of the Mk-II Aurora under both jet and rocket power since the vehicle’s first flight in July 2021, operating under more restrictive licenses.
New Zealand’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) awarded Dawn Aerospace a certificate permitting the Mk-II Aurora to fly at unlimited speeds, including supersonic, up to 80,0 m altitude.
Dawn Aerospace is a New Zealand company developing the Mark-II Aurora rocket-powered suborbital spaceplane.
The B20 cold gas thruster from Dawn Aerospace requires a DC supply of 12-28 V.
Dawn Aerospace’s propulsion team is preparing improvements for flight tests that will take the Mk-IIA to supersonic speeds and above 20 km altitude in early 2024 to complete the Mk-IIA test campaign.