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Astra Space, Firefly Aerospace, and Relativity Space won VCLS Demo 2 contracts in 2020 for missions launching in 2023.
On 2022-01-27 in Long Beach, California, Relativity Space was selected by NASA as one of 12 companies to provide launch services under the Venture-Class Acquisition of Dedicated and Rideshare (VADR) missions.
ABL Space Systems and Relativity Space raised large private funding rounds in 2021.
Small launch providers Relativity Space and ABL Space Systems won contracts to launch military payloads and targeted first flights in 2022.
Playground Global previously led Relativity Space’s $35,000,000 Series B round in 2018.
Lockheed Martin originally planned to launch the Cryogenic Demonstration Mission spacecraft via Momentus, which would manifest the satellite on a Vigoride transfer vehicle launched on a Relativity Space Terran 1 rocket in 2023.
Relativity Space raised $500,000,000 in November and $650,000,000 in June to fund development of its Terran 1 rocket and the larger Terran R vehicle.
Relativity Space planned to make Terran 1’s first launch in 2022 and designated Terran R as a far larger follow-on vehicle.
Relativity Space’s metal 3D printers can create a single rocket from raw materials in 60 days.
A consortium of three South Korean companies invested $50,000,000 in Relativity Space.
Fidelity Management & Research Company led Relativity Space’s Series E round and invested $200,000,000.
NH Investment & Securities and Consus Asset Management together contributed $40,000,000 to the consortium investment in Relativity Space.
Hanwha Aerospace contributed $10,000,000 to the consortium investment in Relativity Space.
Relativity Space raised $650,000,000 in a Series E funding round in June.
Relativity raised $650,000,000 in June, about six months after raising $500,000,000.
Relativity Space’s Terran 1 is designed to place up to 1,250 kg into orbit and has a listed price of $12,000,000.
Relativity expects to begin testing a prototype version of the Aeon R engine as soon as the end of 2021 to support a possible first Terran R launch as early as 2024.
Relativity Space raised $650 million.
Relativity Space is charging $12,000,000 for Terran 1, which can place 900 kg into sun-synchronous orbit.
On 2021-08-09, the Space and Missile Systems Center’s Rocket Systems Launch Program Office at Kirtland Air Force Base added ABL Space Systems, Astra Space, and Relativity Space to the OSP-4 vendor pool.