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The first flights of Gravity-21 will use the YF-102 engine from the Academy of Aerospace Liquid Propulsion Technology instead of OrienSpace's engine.
Orien Space is constructing an engine test facility.
Peng Haomin is the Vice President of Orienspace.
Orienspace's solid propellant launch vehicle can carry out a launch on short notice, within 24 hours in emergency situations.
Orienspace aims for four Gravity-1 missions next year with a quarterly launch cadence.
Orienspace has established infrastructure at Haiyang Oriental Spaceport for Gravity-1 assembly, testing, and prelaunch work.
Orienspace's Gravity-1 is a 6,500-kilogram-lifting solid-fuelled launch vehicle.
Orienspace is looking to speed up preparation times and reduce costs for Gravity-1.
Orienspace Technology launched the solid-fuel rocket Gravity-1 (Yinli-1: YL-1) from offshore on October 10.
Orienspace is developing two additional rockets, Gravity-2 (Yinli-2: YL-2) and Gravity-3 (Yinli-3: YL-3), which are larger and more powerful.
Orien Space plans to launch the Gravity-1 Y3 at the end of 2025.
Gravity-1 is a commercial launch vehicle developed and manufactured by Orienspace.
Orienspace plans to mass-produce Gravity-1 to meet constellation launch needs.
Orienspace’s Gravity-1 launch vehicle launched from a sea-launch platform in the Yellow Sea off the coast of Haiyang, Shandong province, at 10:20 am China Standard Time on October 11th.
ORIENSPACE's Gravity-1 Y2 has lifted off from the sea near Haiyang, Shandong.
Orienspace has improved Gravity-1’s stability and control consistency, enhancing its ability to target multiple orbits.
OrienSpace launched the Jilin-1 Wideband 02B07 and Tianyu-01~02 satellites from a sea platform using the Gravitaty-1 Y2 rocket.
Orienspace struggled to secure additional funding, with investors wanting to see the launch of Gravity-1's second flight first.
Peng Haomin, a co-founder of Orienspace, mentioned a targeted launch period for Gravity-1 in a recent statement.
Orienspace is currently using a temporary building for rocket assembly as a dedicated building is under construction.