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Impulse Space has flown its Mira orbital transfer and payload hosting vehicle.
Impulse plans to increase its headcount from 300 to over 400 employees to meet its lunar objectives.
Impulse Space has demonstrated the capability of its technologies for in-space mobility beyond near-Earth orbit.
Impulse Space plans to develop a lunar lander that will use its existing Helios kick stage to reach the Moon.
Impulse is unveiling its proposed lunar mission architecture to deliver more mass to the Moon.
Impulse's approach aims to mobilize space and enable sustained lunar operations.
Impulse Space plans to fly the Helios kick stage for the first time next year.
Impulse Space has begun work on the engine for the lunar lander, which will use a nitrous and ethane bipropellant.
Impulse Space raised $300 million earlier this year.
Impulse Space has unveiled a proposed mission architecture for delivering multiple tons of cargo to the Moon.
Impulse Space's lunar cargo delivery service builds on the company's existing mission profile of bringing payloads to Geostationary Orbit (GEO) using the Helios propulsion system.
The engine for the lunar lander is designed to be highly throttleable, restartable, and to have a high specific impulse (Isp).
Impulse Space has developed its Mira spacecraft from idea to operations in under 15 months.
Impulse Space projects to start lunar deliveries in 2028.
The lunar cargo delivery gap identified by Impulse Space could include deliveries like rovers, communication relay systems, and power generators.
Impulse's lunar mission architecture pairs the Helios kick stage with a new lunar lander built by Impulse.
Impulse Space aims to build a lunar cargo delivery service with regular Moon missions beginning in 2028.
A combination of the Helios kick stage and the new Impulse Space lander, launched on a standard medium- or heavy-lift rocket, can deliver approximately 3 tons of cargo to the Moon.
Impulse's lunar lander technology includes throttleable, restartable engines powered by stable, storable fuel capable of controlled lunar descents.
Tom Mueller is the founder and CEO of Impulse Space.