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iRocket is building the first fully autonomous, and fully reusable small launch vehicle for affordable access to space. We will disrupt the small satellite market.
- 20X Reusable flight hardware, is more reliable
- Rapid, responsive launches within 24 hrs
- Proprietary next generation reusable engine technology
- Fewer part count
- Mobile launch platform
- Low cost access
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IROCKET, REUSABLE SMALL LAUNCH VEHICLE, LANDS IT’S FIRST US AIR FORCE CONTRACT TO LAUNCH FULLY AUTONOMOUS REUSABLE SMALL ROCKET’s
On November 16, 2019, New Hyde Park, NY iRocket today announced that the company was selected by the Department of the Air Force to support an SBIR Phase I contract for the U.S. Air Force. iRocket, a privately funded New York startup, is designing reusable- small rockets, to cargo micro, […]
DEFENSE BRIEFING WITH GENERAL PAUL J. SELVA WHO SERVES AS THE 10TH VICE CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF.
Defense briefing with Gen. Paul J. Selva who serves as the 10th Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.In this capacity, he is a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the nation’s second highest-ranking military officer.
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Media Highlights
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JANUARY 20, 2023. iRocket Appoints Blake Larson to Board of Directors
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JANUARY 4, 2023. iRocket Appoints Christopher Marzilli to Board of Directors
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JANUARY 3, 2023. iRocket Appoints Kelyn Brannon to Board of Directors
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December 31, 2022. iRocket Appoints Ret. General Stephen Lyons to Board of Directors
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December 31, 2022. iRocket Appoints Ret. General Stephen Lyons to Board of Directors
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November 4, 2021. iRocket and Turion Sign Launch Services Agreement
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July 27, 2021. iRocket to begin rocket engine testing at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
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July 27, 2021. iRocket has signed a Space Act Agreement with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center for reusable launch vehicle development