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Launcher received the $1,500,000 as an Air Force Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract.
In less than five months from its initial submission Launcher won the $1,500,000 Air Force SBIR contract.
Launcher’s Rocket-1 is scheduled for first flight in 2024 and is powered by five E-2 engines.
Launcher and AMCM plan to display a model of the E-2 combustion chamber at FormNext in Germany.
The U.S. Air Force awarded Launcher $1,500,000 to accelerate development and testing of its E-2 rocket engine.
The companies that won awards on 2019-11-05 were 202 Group, Aptima, Braxton Technologies, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Innoflight, Launcher, Optivolt Labs, Numerica Corp., SaraniaSat, Space Micro, Stratagem Group, and Synaptech.
CALT is developing retropropulsive landing capabilities for use on the planned Long March 8 launcher.
Perigee Aerospace has raised around $12,000,000 from Samsung Venture Investments, LB Investment and others to develop the Blue Whale 1 small launcher.
United Launch Alliance took over Delta launches in 2006 when it formed as a joint venture of Boeing’s and Lockheed Martin’s launcher businesses.
China Rocket has a stated target price for the Smart Dragon-1 launcher of $30,000 per kilogram.
Kuaizhou-11 is a larger launcher with a baseline capability of 1,000 kg to a 700-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit and could launch before the end of 2019.
Linkspace plans a full test flight of the NewLine-1 orbital launcher in 2021 that will be capable of carrying 200 kg to a 500-kilometer sun-synchronous orbit.
Landspace, OneSpace, and iSpace have initially pursued and launched solid propellant launchers while Linkspace has concentrated on developing a reusable liquid propellant launcher.
Eutelsat Quantum will launch in the second half of 2020 instead of late 2019 due to manufacturing delays and launcher availability.
The Zhuque-2 launcher is to be capable of delivering a 4,000-kilogram payload to a 200-kilometer low Earth orbit.
Four TQ-12 engines will power the first stage of the 48.8-meter-tall, 3.35-meter-diameter Zhuque-2 launcher.
China Rocket Co. Ltd. transported a new low-cost solid propellant launcher, Jielong-1 (Smart Dragon-1), to Jiuquan on 2019-07-24.
Lockheed Martin Ventures participated in Rocket Lab’s Series B funding round in 2015 as a strategic investment of undisclosed size while Rocket Lab was developing the Electron small launcher.
Launcher planned Rocket-1 test flights starting in 2024.
The second Inmarsat-6 satellite is scheduled to launch in 2021 on a launcher that has not yet been chosen.