Spectrum
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two-stage small launch vehicle by Isar Aerospace
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Spectrum - Isar Aerospace
Introducing our high performance two-stage launch vehicle specifically designed for small and medium satellites. We are achieving mission success through high flexibility and lower risks due to highest quality standards.
isaraerospace.com →Introducing our high performance two-stage launch vehicle specifically designed for small and medium satellites and constellations. We are achieving mission success through high flexibility and lower risks due to highest quality standards while offering cost-effective launch services. The Spectrum launch vehicle is fully designed and manufactured in-house. Since we own the design and development, we can respond to our clients’ needs or requirement changes in the most flexible way. This means we can offer strong resilience through peerless autonomy. Our engineering follows a purely data-driven approach. Design decisions are based on system-level performance. This is how we achieve highest cost efficiencies allowing us to offer competitive prices to our clients. Our fully in-house designed and manufactured high-pressure turbopump fed engines ensure superior deployment capabilities while keeping the vehicle small and easy to handle. Our launch vehicle 'Spectrum' uses liquid oxygen and propane, offering high-performing, clean propulsion that minimizes the environmental impact. These propellants offer the highest density-specific impulse of all carbon-based fuels. Payload capabilities of up to 1,000kg to low-earth orbit and a multi-ignition second stage engine enable flexible access to space for all space systems. The fully in-house developed Aquila engine enables highest performance. The user guide is available on request, please fill in the form below.
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Wikidata facts
- Diameter
- 2
- Height
- 28
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- payload mass
- 700
- first flight
- 2025-03-30
- described at URL
- isaraerospace.com/spectrum
- service entry
- 2025-00-00
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