The 3D rocket-printing company Relativity announced its second partnership ever, this time with the Thai satellite company mu Space, to launch a satellite into low Earth orbit in about three years.
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Relativity Space has signed a contract with Thai company mu Space launch a satellite to low-Earth orbit (LEO) aboard its Terran 1 3D-printed rocket.
Relativity, the world’s first autonomous rocket factory and launch services leader for satellite constellations, today announced a partnership with mu Space, the innovative Thai satellite and space technology company, to launch a satellite to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) on Relativity’s Terran 1 rocket, the world’s first and only 3D printed rocket.
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Relativity, partnered with mu Space, a Thai satellite and space technology company, to launch a satellite to Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) on Relativity’s Terran 1 rocket, the world’s first 3D printed rocket. Relativity’s 3D printing technology platform together with Terran 1’s flexible architecture aims to provide mu Space a faster and more reliable launch at a lower total mission cost.
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Relativity Space, the Mark Cuban-backed startup that is building 3D rockets, already has another contract -- one with mu Space, a satellite and space technology company based in Thailand. Relativity will launch a satellite to low Earth orbit in the second half of 2022, aboard its Terran 1 rocket.
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3D printer manufacturer Desktop Metal and 3DP rocket builder Relativity Space differentiate themselves from competitors by adopting “blue ocean strategies”
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Relativity Space, the privately funded aerospace manufacturer, announces a deal with Canadian satellite communications company Telesat, to launch multiple satellites from Cape Canaveral, Florida, US. The company plans to 3D print all the parts of the 100-foot tall rocket.
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Rocket startup Relativity Space has announced the first major customer to use its 3D-printed spacecraft for launching small satellites.
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Relativity Space, the aerospace startup aiming to disrupt the way rockets are built, announced its first official launch contract Friday with the Canadian satellite operator Telesat.
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Small launch vehicle developer Relativity announced April 5 a contract with Telesat to launch a portion of that company’s low Earth orbit broadband satellite constellation.
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It was just two months ago that Telesat announced that it had selected unproven, but well funded, Blue Origin as a launch partner for its low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation. Today, they’ve also selected startup Relativity Space to be a launch partner.
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Relativity, the Los Angeles-based manufacturer fo 3D printed rockets, has signed its first public commercial contract with Telesat, the renowned global satellite operator, that allows Relativity to play a role in Telesat’s innovative LEO satellite constellation. Telesat will now have access to faster, more frequent and more flexible launches at the lowest cost using Relativity’s rocket manufacturing platform.
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Relativity, the world’s first autonomous rocket factory and launch services leader, today announced a contract with Telesat, the renowned global satellite operator, that allows Relativity to play a role in Telesat’s innovative LEO satellite constellation.
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Relativity Space plans to use Cape Canaveral as a launch site, but is also looking for a polar spaceport.
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Relativity Space has secured its first major client. The Los Angeles-based 3D rocket factory and launch-services provider has signed its first multilaunch contract with global satellite operator Telesat.
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Relativity Space, a startup building its rockets with the help of 3D printers, has signed its first major deal with a satellite company.
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A new private space company has inked a deal to launch multiple satellites from Cape Canaveral. Relativity announced a deal Friday to launch multiple satellites for operator Telesat.
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Los Angeles-based rocket startup Relativity Space Inc. landed its first client — a well-known satellite firm.
LA-based Relativity Space announced a deal with Telesat today to launch a portion of its new internet satellite constellation.
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Relativity Space CEO Tim Ellis is a veteran of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture — and in a sense, you could say that Ellis and Blue Origin are on the same team once again.
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