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Launcher is testing the E-2 engine that powers Launcher Light’s first stage and has scheduled the first Launcher Light launch for March 2024.
Launcher is on track to reach orbit in 2024 at the lowest total investment in history.
Launcher raised $11,700,000 in a funding round on 2021-06-02.
Orbiter is intended for use on Launcher Light, the small launch vehicle Launcher is developing, with a first launch projected in 2024.
Launcher plans to scale its workforce to about 70 employees by the end of 2021.
Launcher raised $11,700,000 in a Series A funding round.
Launcher has raised $11,700,000 in a Series A round of funding, exceeding the company’s $7,000,000 goal.
Launcher will produce the world’s largest single-part 3D printed copper alloy combustor at Launcher’s headquarters and production facility in Hawthorne, California using the AMCM M 4K.
With AMCM, Launcher designed and manufactured the world’s largest single-part 3D printed liquid rocket engine combustion chamber.
Launcher has raised $5,500,000 to date, including the $1,500,000 Air Force SBIR award, and is seeking additional funding.
Launcher’s goal is to complete testing of the E-2 engine at Stennis by the end of 2021.
On 2019-11-13 Launcher took delivery of the world’s largest 3D-printed liquid rocket engine combustion chamber for its E-2 engine.