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Max-V is designed to deliver over 100 kNs of total impulse.
Max-V is designed to achieve over 1,200 seconds specific impulse (Isp).
Max-V is designed to deliver over 100 kilonewton-seconds of total impulse.
Max-V is designed to achieve 50 millinewtons of thrust and over 1,200 seconds of specific impulse.
Neither Intuitive Machines nor Impulse Space raised their bids at the auction, resulting in Astrobotic winning the auction.
At the auction, Impulse Space offered $750,000 for equipment located at Masten Space Systems’ Mojave, California headquarters.
Astra offers a 400-watt version of the Astra Spacecraft Engine that produces up to 300 kilonewton-seconds of total impulse.
Astra offers a 1,450-watt version of the Astra Spacecraft Engine that produces up to 1.5 meganewton-seconds of total impulse.
The joint Relativity-Impulse lander is intended to carry payloads for government and commercial customers and to provide services similar to those offered by companies developing lunar landers under NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services program.
Relativity Space and Impulse Space are collaborating on a robotic Mars lander mission that they anticipate could launch in the late 2024 Earth-to-Mars launch window.
Impulse Space has raised $30,000,000 in seed funding to date while developing in-space transportation vehicles without disclosing a first-mission schedule.
Tom Mueller, a founding member of SpaceX, launched Impulse Space in September 2021.
Relativity Space will launch Impulse Space’s Mars Cruise Vehicle and Mars Lander from Cape Canaveral, Florida under an exclusive agreement that extends through 2029.
Impulse Space is a Space 2.0 company that provides agile, economical last-mile space payload delivery capabilities.
The Lunar Photon kick stage uses a HyperCurie engine with a specific impulse of 310 seconds.
Founders Fund led a $20,000,000 seed funding round for Impulse Space prior to Lux Capital’s investment.
Lux Capital provided $10,000,000 in funding to Impulse Space, Inc.
Impulse Space received $30,000,000 in recent funding combined from a $20,000,000 seed round led by Founders Fund and a $10,000,000 investment from Lux Capital.
Impulse Space raised $20,000,000 in a seed round on 2022-03-30 led by Founders Fund.
Impulse Space is developing two larger orbital transfer vehicles capable of moving spacecraft into higher orbits such as geostationary orbit or cislunar space.