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Impulse Space launched the small transfer vehicle Mira in November as part of a mission called LEO Express-1 that successfully deployed a cubesat.
Impulse Space developed Mira from a blank-sheet design to successful operations in space in 15 months.
Impulse Space developed and operated Mira from a blank-sheet design to successful operations in space in 15 months.
Impulse Space raised $45,000,000 in a Series A funding round in July 2023.
Impulse Space is working on a Series B funding round to support development of Helios and the Mira business.
The Halcyon propulsion system from Benchmark Space Systems is developed for 6U through ESPA satellite operations, has a maximum firing time of 10,000 s per thruster, and a propellant mass of 0.66 kg per 1000 Ns impulse.
Impulse Space is building an in-space transportation company designed to leverage Starship’s rideshare capabilities.
Impulse Space has raised $75,000,000 since last year.
The Series A funding will support Impulse Space’s work on upcoming missions including LEO Express-1, a GEO refueling mission, and a mission to Mars.
RTX Ventures led Impulse Space’s $45,000,000 Series A funding round.
Impulse Space secured $45,000,000 in a Series A funding round.
Busek of Natick, Massachusetts received $3,400,000 to develop a High Total Impulse BET-MAX System for small-sat deorbiting using a non-toxic propellant and autonomous de-orbit functionality.
Impulse Space purchased payload slots on SpaceX Transporter-11 and Transporter-12.
Impulse Space, Inc. will perform in-space services with its LEO Express-2 and LEO Express-3 missions.
Impulse Space will advance work on upcoming missions including LEO Express-1, a geostationary refueling mission, and an upcoming mission to Mars.
Impulse Space raised $45,000,000 in an oversubscribed Series A funding round.
Airbus Ventures invested in Impulse Space as part of the company’s oversubscribed $45,000,000 Series A funding round.
RTX Ventures led Impulse Space’s $45,000,000 Series A funding round.
Impulse Space’s 2026 Mars mission with Relativity Space is planned to be the first commercial mission to the red planet.
Impulse Space has purchased payload slots on SpaceX Transporter-11 and Transporter-12.