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The lunar cargo delivery gap identified by Impulse Space could include deliveries like rovers, communication relay systems, and power generators.
Impulse Space will deliver customers from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to the Moon aboard an Impulse-designed lander.
Impulse raised a $300 million Series C funding round in June to support its lunar goals.
Impulse’s lunar lander will ride as a payload on Helios.
Impulse plans to increase its headcount from 300 to over 400 employees to meet its lunar objectives.
The Mithril avionics stack will be integrated aboard the Impulse Space Mira spacecraft.
The project is a trilateral collaboration between Lodestar Space, University College London, and Impulse Space.
The BE-7 engine features a full flow closed expander and has a specific impulse of 460 seconds.
Infinite Orbits and Impulse Space have reached a new multi-launch agreement.
Impulse Space will utilize its rideshare program Caravan for the delivery of Infinite Orbits spacecraft.
A sea-level Mammoth-1 engine is designed to generate 163 tons of thrust with a specific impulse of 326 seconds.
A vacuum-optimized Mammoth-1 engine is designed to generate 177 tons of thrust with a specific impulse of 354 seconds.
A sea-level Mammoth-1 engine is designed to generate 163 tons of thrust with a specific impulse of 326 seconds, and a vacuum-optimized variant is designed to generate 177 tons of thrust with a specific impulse of 354 seconds.
The Space Safari office awarded a $34,500,000 contract to Impulse Space to supply launch services and orbital maneuver vehicles for both Victus Salo and Victus Surgo.
Impulse Space signed a contract with SpaceX for three Falcon 9 launches to support the development and deployment of Impulse Space’s Helios and Mira vehicles.
Impulse Space selected Falcon 9 to launch the contracted Helios and associated missions.
Optimum Technologies was awarded a $4,500,000 contract by the U.S. Space Force to develop an optical imaging payload for a mission scheduled to fly in 2026 on an Impulse Space vehicle.
Impulse Space previously received a STRATFI award and SBIR Phase III contracts with the United States Space Force.
Impulse Space received a $34,500,000 contract from the U.S. Space Force’s Space Safari office and the Defense Innovation Unit to support Victus Surgo and another TacRS mission.
The Falcon 9 launches for Impulse Space are planned to begin in 2026.