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Germany's HyImpulse has plans for suborbital launches as precursors to orbital launches.
The German government allocated 95,000,000 EUR to ESA’s Boost! program on 2024-12-19 to support German launch companies HyImpulse, Isar Aerospace, and Rocket Factory Augsburg.
The additional 95,000,000 EUR for ESA’s Boost! program is intended to assist HyImpulse, Isar Aerospace, and Rocket Factory Augsburg as they prepare to compete in the European Launcher Challenge.
HyImpulse and Spacemanic signed a Memorandum of Understanding in August 2024 to collaborate on launch services.
HyImpulse launched a partnership with Spacemanic Ltd. for as many as 10 HyMOVE missions over the next decade.
ESA is extending contracts with HyImpulse, Isar Aerospace, Orbex and Rocket Factory Augsburg worth a combined 44,220,000 EUR through its Boost! program to assist in integrated testing of their launch vehicles.
HyImpulse received 11,800,000 EUR in Boost! funding for work on its SL1 orbital launch vehicle building upon its SR75 sounding rocket.
ESA extended the Boost! contracts with HyImpulse, Isar Aerospace, Orbex and Rocket Factory Augsburg on 2024-11-19.
HyImpulse will use the 11,800,000 EUR to develop a new hybrid engine, avionics, and a third-stage propulsion system for the SL1 rocket.
The SR75-1 ‘Light this Candle!’ mission was the inaugural launch attempt of HyImpulse’s SR75 rocket.
HyImpulse is moving toward developing their SL1 orbital launch vehicle.
HyImpulse is developing innovative hybrid rocket engines.
HyImpulse successfully launched their SR75 rocket from Southern Launch’s Koonibba Test Range, Australia.
HyImpulse plans to conduct its first orbital launch attempt as soon as the end of 2025.
HyImpulse launched its SR75 sounding rocket from a facility in South Australia on April 21.
HyImpulse states that its propulsion design simplifies launch vehicle construction and reduces propulsion system costs by 40 percent compared to traditional propulsion systems.
A 11.5-metre-tall single-stage SR75 rocket built by German manufacturer HyImpulse is set to launch from Southern Launch’s Koonibba Test Range in South Australia.
HyImpulse plans to launch four SR75 rockets from various launch sites by mid-2025.
HyImpulse has completed many ground test firings of the SR75 motor at its test facility on the Shetland Islands using representative flight configurations.
HyImpulse UK is a Shetland-based launch company developing the SL1 launch vehicle proposed to launch from SaxaVord Spaceport in Unst.