XCOR

XCOR develops rocket-powered spacecraft and the engines that drive them.

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Good story from Midland Reporter-Telegram about our CEO Jay Gibson. Congrats to Jay on this high honor https://t.co/TCp3f11y1y via @mwtnews

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Hats off to team @SpaceX for making history! #SES10

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Happy to announce XCOR made it to the TOP 40 People's NewSpace Company 2016!! Thank you all for voting!

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We are saddened to learn of the passing of Aleta Jackson DeLong. We extend our thoughts to Dan DeLong and her entire family. #cofounder

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Back to the design board!!

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National Geographic visited us to portrait XCOR Aerospace in the Mojave Desert! Check it out: https://t.co/E9CC6oRzIn

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Check out the live stream from the International Space Station, it includes internal views and also of Earth! https://t.co/kHAkNqcEfQ

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Please help support Ron Mathis, our Engineering Manager, for a speedy recovery due to this tragic incident: https://t.co/xGpbNsBv1a

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More coverage about our partnership with @UKSpaceport & @XCOR https://t.co/IytREEIFr3 #space #Prestwick #spaceport

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Excited about our new strategic partnership with @GPAPassenger and @OrbitalAccess - read more at https://t.co/Jcidvm8LuJ

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XCOR has an Instagram account as well! Don’t forget to follow us there so you don’t miss the latest imagery of XCOR! https://t.co/3ISwGmh3Cq

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Follow us on Facebook to read about our Lynx simulator at Hangar 61: https://t.co/FcnA17IwAt

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XCOR also offers science services and payloads with its sub brand XCOR Science & Payloads: https://t.co/6zc48B9BTT

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If you are curious to see the latest CAD rendering of our propulsion system, follow us on Facebook: https://t.co/FcnA17IwAt

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@Robotbeat We are still working on Lynx, however, it is happening in a slower pace as focus has shifted towards our LH2 program

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XCOR Lynx engines are built to last for hundreds of Lynx flights.

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@schizophant Unfortunately further information about this technology is confidential

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@rocketrepreneur We are currently looking into possibilities to make more information about that public. Stay tuned!

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@RMSWEB It's the rocket-engine of our Lynx spacecraft and driven by liquid oxygen and kerosene. The system produces a thrust of 2900 lbf.

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We created a blast shield to make the XR-5K18 propulsion system safe during any engine malfunction.