Fusion Space has selected Trinity to launch two payloads for the ORION project!
Launching this year, this mission will begin research of potential on-site resource utilization for regular upcoming missions to Luna.
More information will come out soon prior to launch.
Project O.R.I.O.N will unlock new knowledge for Droodkind as we endeavour to expand into the great unknown, and we have several new missions coming up!
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Fusion Space has selected Trinity to launch two payloads for the ORION project!
Launching this year, this mission will begin research of potential on-site resource utilization for regular upcoming missions to Luna.
More information will come out soon prior to launch.
Trinity has completed it's first proof test, loading cryogenic oxygen and nitrogen into the vehicle while keeping the booster pressurizied for several hours. This will be the first of multiple tests to verify the vehicle structurally ahead of flight.
The first Trinity booster rolled to the test site ahead of structural qualification testing. This will require several loads to verify the cryogenic oxygen and methane tank along with holding pressurization of the vehicle for long periods of time.
Kepler Aerospace has formally acquired @StellarTechJNO as the part of a larger expansion of launch and satellite services. By combining our launch capability with communications and data relay, we are preparing our first major foray into connectivity for Droo and beyond.
Teams have begun to move "Never Tell Me To Land" out to sea ahead of validation testing. The barge will undergo several rounds of station-keeping and recovery testing for four days ahead of towback to port for inspection and eventual testing of aft booster hardware.
We have officially acquired Site 10 at the Wobeck Space Center! The launch site, once used for sounding rocket flights, will be demolished and rebuilt to support launches of our upcoming launch vehicle in the near future with support from @kuiperaerospace
Our previous launch has marked the end of Orion as our primary launch vehicle as we will begin preparing for the increase in cadence and reusability as we move into 2027, with the development of our new launch vehicle being in full swing.
Thank you for your service, Orion!
All Sauron satellites has been deployed successfully! We would like to thank @StellarTechJNO for entrusting us with their first constellation mission and we hope to work more with them in the future!