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ULA announced it would fly an inert payload on its second Vulcan launch in September due to delays in testing for Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser.
ULA plans to fly a mass simulator on its next Vulcan launch in September 2023 instead of the previously planned Sierra Space's Dream Chaser spaceplane.
Sierra Space proposed a system to generate oxygen from lunar regolith.
United Launch Alliance plans to be ready to fly in mid-2024 while Sierra Space has requested a launch period in the beginning of September.
Sierra Space is building a second Dream Chaser vehicle named Reverence to be used with Tenacity on contracted missions and potential other applications.
Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser is planning to launch later this year to transport cargo for NASA to the International Space Station.
Sierra Space introduced the LIFE 500 earlier 2024, providing 500 cubic meters of volume in a single launch inside a five-meter rocket fairing.
Sierra Space is co-developing the Orbital Reef space platform with Blue Origin and is maturing its LIFE (Large Integrated Flexible Environment) product line as part of that effort.
Sierra Space is continuing the LIFE 10 development and testing campaign with two additional tests planned for 2024.
Sierra Space won a Tranche 2 contract from the Space Development Agency to produce 18 satellites.
Sierra Space is designing its own satellite buses while using components from Blue Canyon Technologies, a Raytheon subsidiary.
In January, the U.S. Space Development Agency awarded contracts to L3Harris, Lockheed Martin, and Sierra Space to produce 18 Tracking Layer Tranche 2 satellites apiece equipped with infrared sensors to track hypersonic missiles in flight.
The Sierra Space Ghost parafoil is designed to steer the payload to the required area within 100 m.
Sierra Space performed a series of three drop tests on 2024-02-01 at Space Florida’s Launch and Landing Facility in Florida.
One Sierra Space Ghost test article deployed a parachute from 4,0 m to demonstrate controlled descent and precise landing proximity.
Citigroup advised Sierra Space on a $290,000,000 Series B funding round last year to accelerate work on the Dream Chaser vehicle and commercial space stations.
The Sierra Space Ghost thermal protection shield is designed to withstand temperatures up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit during atmospheric entry.
The Sierra Space Ghost testing campaign was executed in 90 days as part of the Axelerator incubator charter.
Sierra Space has been awarded $1,300,000,000 in prime satellite constellations contracts.
Sierra Space’s Orbital Missions and Services team has designed, produced, and launched 23 space vehicles.