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Hadley successfully flew on Stratolaunch’s Talon-A vehicle.
Stratolaunch received $1.2 million to analyze opportunities with its Talon A system.
NASA awarded short-term study contracts to SpaceWorks Enterprises of Atlanta, Georgia and Stratolaunch of Mojave, California to examine how existing platforms could be adapted to conduct frequent and affordable hypersonic flight experiments.
Stratolaunch's carrier-aircraft air-launch capability enables Talon A operations over a variety of test ranges without relying on fixed ground launch infrastructure.
Insights from the SpaceWorks and Stratolaunch studies may support planning for a potential NASA initiative called Making Advancements in Commercial Hypersonics (MACH).
Talon A is a reusable hypersonic test vehicle that can be air-launched from Stratolaunch's large carrier aircraft.
In August, NASA selected SpaceWorks Enterprises and Stratolaunch to carry out six-month studies to define how their current vehicles could be modified or used to support hypersonic flight testing.
Stratolaunch will use the capital raise to accelerate vehicle development and manufacturing and to deepen its ties with the U.S. Department of Defense.
The Pentagon awarded two contracts to Varda Space Industries and Stratolaunch for Task Area 3 of the Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonic Test Bed program last week.
Under their MACH-TB Task Area 3 contracts, Varda Space Industries and Stratolaunch will provide reusable test vehicles and launch services that carry experiments and hypersonics tests with the goal of hardware reuse.
Stratolaunch completed a significant capital raise to accelerate its hypersonic launch platform development.
Elliott Investment Management joined as a new equity partner in Stratolaunch to position the company to expand its footprint in the hypersonic test market.
Stratolaunch is a hypersonics technology accelerator providing comprehensive testing capabilities to support national security requirements for the United States and allied nations.
Cerberus previously invested in Stratolaunch and continues to support the company's hypersonic mission.
Stratolaunch's mission is to advance high-speed technology through the design, manufacturing, and operation of aerospace vehicles built specifically for demanding hypersonic test regimes.
With new capital, Stratolaunch plans to increase production capacity of its hypersonic vehicles, raise its flight cadence, and pursue additional carrier aircraft to support more frequent and operationally relevant demonstrations for the Department of War and partner agencies.
Stratolaunch designed and developed the first and only commercial, autonomous, reusable hypersonic aircraft and has achieved multiple successful flights demonstrating its concept of operations.
Stratolaunch maintains an online presence through its website and social media channels to highlight continuing flight milestones and the expansion of its hypersonic test fleet.
Stratolaunch's offerings span vehicle design, manufacturing, flight testing, digital modeling, and operations to emphasize cost control, rapid schedules, and reliable delivery for government and industry customers.
Citigroup served as exclusive financial advisor to Stratolaunch for the transaction.