Mission success!
We successfully launched Gepardo - 2 for the first time in our hands. The booster has successfully splashed down in the ocean, where recovery teams are on their way
We would like to thank @DiamondAeroEx for giving us this amazing rocket.
Godspeed!
Gepardo - 2 is now on the pad awaiting its launch
we had a few complications during the static fire. we are actively running tests to solve those problems.
Radar - 503 is our prototype satellite powered by Lxsat and a private space company (chose to be anonymous). This is to test our radar connectivity, which will go from the moon satellites to Earth. It will act as a relay using radar systems, giving us live information.
Launch date is set!
Gepardo - 2 will launch on 3 July 2026, debuting its first flight in our hands. It will be carrying a satellite called Radar - 503.
https://t.co/29L0RCvI4G
Launch date is set!
Gepardo - 2 will launch on 3 July 2026, debuting its first flight in our hands. It will be carrying a satellite called Radar - 503.
https://t.co/29L0RCvI4G
We will have the next launch of Lxspot NET 8 August 2026. It will launch LEO-SCAS to a low Earth orbit. The ship will then stay in orbit and wait for a depot ship to arrive and test our refuelling systems
Excitement guaranteed!
the few changes from the V1 booster to the V2 booster,
•Shorter chines, with thermal protection embedded to the material.
•2 Lxsat satellites for high speed telemetry data.
Lighter hot stage ring.
•3 QD's for faster fueling.
•80% 3D printed material.
Eagle Engine V2 completed another successful hot-fire test today, incorporating key design refinements and data insights from our previous run. Team is reviewing telemetry as we push toward the next flight milestone.
Eagle Engine V2 completed another successful hot-fire test today, incorporating key design refinements and data insights from our previous run. Team is reviewing telemetry as we push toward the next flight milestone.
Here is an update on booster recovery for V2 Lxspot
If the mission is a high orbit payload or high fuel usage, the booster will land with landing legs on a droneship
If the mission is low fuel usage, it will be caught by our V3 tower.