Stoke Space’s goal to develop the world’s first fully reusable rocket just got a major boost, as a hefty new $100 million investment pushes the aerospace startup’s total funding to $175 ...

When China first began developing the rocket in 2016, the initial plan was to make it fully expendable. Then, in 2022, China pivoted from an expendable rocket to a reusable first-stage design.

The rocket startup is eying a niche in the medium-lift launch market. Stoke Space just landed $260 million to disrupt the reusable rocket industry. The Kent, Washington-based rocket launch startup ...

Stoke Space, a startup that’s taking an unconventional approach to rocket design, successfully completed a key test of its second stage prototype, bringing the company one step closer to flying ...

Elon Musk Promised To Make Fully Reusable Rockets 13 Years Ago. Today, SpaceX's Starship Is Designed To Be 100% Reusable, Potentially Ready To Fly Again Within An Hour.

Company Rocket Name Rocket Type Key Features/Notes; iSpace: Hyperbola-3: Methane-liquid oxygen: Payload capacity of 8,500 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO); first flight planned for 2025.

Stoke Space brings in $260M for further development of its fully reusable rocket. by Alan Boyle on January 15, 2025 at 8:13 am January 15, 2025 at 8:24 am. Share 41 Tweet Share Reddit Email.

This story was updated at 5:57 p.m. EDT. The private spaceflight firm SpaceX will try to build the world's first completely reusable rocket and spaceship, a space travel method that could open the ...

TE: Terran R is a fully reusable, entirely 3D-printed, rocket. What that means is that the first stage, the second stage, and the payload fairing are reusable. The entire product will be able to ...

This is designed to be a cheaper, reusable rocket engine that will power the Themis rocket. The engine is designed to offer 1,000 kilo-Newtons of variable thrust, or 224,808 pounds.

This company is developing a fully reusable spaceplane to replace traditional vertical rocket launches with a rocket-powered sled system. An aircraft that can carry passengers and payloads out of ...

Stoke Space’s goal to develop the world’s first fully reusable rocket just got a major boost, as a hefty new $100 million investment pushes the aerospace startup’s total funding to $175 million.