TriSept will carry out a full launch mission for small and large satellite payloads aboard Relativity Space's Terran 1 rocket in as early as 2022 under a new agreement.
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3D-Printed Rocket Maker Relativity Secures $500M in Series D Funds; Tim Ellis Quoted
Los Angeles-based Relativity Space has raised $500M in a round of Series D financing led by Tiger Global Management and will use the funds to advance the development of its launch vehicle, 3D printing technologies and other programs. “We are on track to launch our first Terran 1 rocket to orbit next year with existing capital on our balance sheet," said Tim Ellis, co-founder and CEO of Relativity Space.
Read More »Relativity Space’s Tim Ellis, Josh Brost Talk Projections for 3D-Printed Rocket Manufacturing
Tim Ellis, cofounder and CEO of Relativity Space, has said the company plans to market a 3D-printed rocket to support missions in low-Earth, medium and geosynchronous orbits over the next decade.
Read More »Iridium Taps Relativity Space for Ground Spare Satellite Launches; Matt Desch Quoted
Iridium Communications has awarded Relativity Space a contract to perform up to six on-demand launches to deliver ground spare satellites to low-Earth orbit.
Read More »SpaceX Vet Zach Dunn Joins Relativity Space as Factory Development VP
Zach Dunn, formerly senior vice president of production and launch at SpaceX, has been named VP of factory development at California-based Relativity Space, Ars Technica reported Tuesday.
Read More »Relativity Space Raises $140M in Series C Funds for 3D-Printed Rocket
Los Angeles-based aerospace firm Relativity Space has raised $140M in a round of Series C financing led by technology investment company Bond and venture capital firm Tribe Capital.
Read More »Relativity Signs NASA Stennis Lease for Rocket Production, Test Facilities
Relativity has signed an initial nine-year lease agreement with NASA as the company plans to build a factory and expand a testing facility for launch vehicles at the agency's Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
Read More »Relativity to Provide Terran 1 Rocket for Spaceflight Rideshare Missions
Autonomous rocket maker Relativity has agreed to provide its 3D printed rocket for low earth orbit missions with Spaceflight under a rideshare arrangement. Relativity said Monday its 3D printed Terran 1 rocket will launch in the third quarter of 2021 under the agreement, with options for potential future missions.
Read More »Air Force OKs Relativity Operations at Cape Canaveral Launch Facility
Relativity has secured approval from the U.S. Air Force to conduct launch operations at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
Read More »Startup Firm Relativity Enters Agreement to Use NASA Stennis Test Stand
NASA‘s Stennis Space Center and launch vehicle provider Relativity have entered an agreement that authorizes the startup to use one of Stennis’ test stands exclusively, Space News reported Wednesday. The Commercial Space Launch Act agreement grants the exclusive use of the E-4 Test Complex to Relativity for 20 years. The complex …
Read More »Iridium CEO Matt Desch Named to 2021 Wash100 for Satellite IoT and Maritime Communications Service Leadership
Executive Mosaic is pleased to introduce Matt Desch, CEO of Iridium Communications, as an inductee into the 2021 edition of the Wash100, for stewarding the company through the launch of its broadband service upgrade, satellite cloud-based offering for internet of things and maritime emergency response system. This marks Desch’s seventh consecutive Wash100 Award.
Read More »NASA Taps Three Companies to Launch Small Satellites to Space
NASA has selected Astra Space, Relativity Space and Firefly Black to launch different types of small satellites under contracts with a combined value of $16.7M. The companies will send to space nanosatellites, CubeSats and other types of small satellites under the Venture Class Launch Services Demonstration 2 effort, the space agency said Saturday.
Read More »ICE Seeks Sources for New Legal Data Mgmt Software
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Office of the Principal Legal Advisor seeks market information on electronic discovery software.
Read More »ColdQuanta Hands Over Quantum Core Tech for ISS Cargo Delivery Mission
NASA is slated to deliver ColdQuanta’s Quantum Core atomic technology to the International Space Station as part of the agency’s 19th cargo resupply mission.
Read More »FTI Consulting Announces New Data Migration Services
FTI Consulting’s technology unit has unveiled a new suite of services designed to help government and commercial organizations migrate e-discovery data to a cloud computing platform.
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