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Agnibaan SOrTeD

• TypeSuborbital Technology Demonstrator
• EngineAgnilet (single-piece 3D-printed, LOX/Kerosene)
• Engine thrust~6 kN

Agnikul Cosmos's single-stage suborbital demonstrator that became the world's first launch of a single-piece 3D-printed rocket engine.

Atlas V

Atlas V is United Launch Alliance’s proven medium-to-heavy launch vehicle with a 100% mission success record across over…

Starship

SpaceX's fully reusable super-heavy-lift launch system designed to carry humans and cargo to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

Medium Launch Vehicle (MLV)

Firefly's medium-lift launch vehicle in development, targeting 16,000 kg to LEO using Miranda engines co-developed with Northrop Grumman.

Vega-C

European small-lift launch vehicle for polar and sun-synchronous orbit payloads up to 2,350 kg.

New Shepard

• Max altitude>100 km (above Kármán line)
• Crew capacity6 passengers
• Microgravity duration~3 minutes

Fully reusable suborbital launch system for crew and payloads, featuring a pressurized capsule and propulsively-landing booster.

Neutron

Neutron is Rocket Lab’s medium-lift launch vehicle currently in development, targeting payloads up to 13,000 kg to low…

Falcon Heavy

SpaceX's heavy-lift partially reusable launch vehicle combining three Falcon 9 first-stage cores.

Vega

Europe's retired small satellite dedicated launcher that flew 22 missions from 2012 to 2024 with a 91% success…

H-IIB

Japan's retired heavy-lift launch vehicle used exclusively to launch the HTV (Kōnotori) cargo spacecraft to the ISS, with…

H-IIA

Japan's workhorse medium-lift expendable launch vehicle, with an extensive track record delivering government and commercial payloads to GTO…

Cowbell Suborbital Test Rocket

• Length12 meters
• Target test altitude~21,000 meters (suborbital)
• PropulsionRocketStar Aerospike Engine

12-meter aerospike-powered developmental suborbital test rocket intended to fly from Cape Canaveral's Launch Complex 48.

RocketStar Aerospike Engine

• Thrust gain vs. bell-cone25-35% more thrust, no extra fuel
• Performance gain~20% better than conventional rocket engines
• Thrust vectoringIndividually controlled combustion chambers; no gimbals/actuators needed

Patent-pending 3D-printed aerospike rocket engine producing 25-35% more thrust than conventional bell-cone engines with built-in thrust vectoring.

Tianlong-3

Larger, partially reusable Falcon 9-class rocket in development, targeting ~17,000 kg to LEO.

Nebula-1

Reusable, kerolox orbital launch vehicle with VTVL first-stage recovery; ~2,000 kg to LEO.

Tianlong-2

Kerosene-liquid oxygen orbital rocket; first Chinese private liquid-propellant vehicle to reach orbit (April 2023).

Spyder Sub-Orbital Vehicle

• Diameter17.25 in
• Max speedMach 10+
• Max altitude400 km

High-performance single-stage suborbital rocket capable of Mach 10+ speeds and 400 km altitude, developed with NASA support.

SpaceLoft XL

• Payload capacity36 kg (79 lb)
• Altitude120–225 km
• Stages1 (solid-fuel)

Flight-proven solid-fuel suborbital sounding rocket providing low-cost microgravity and hypersonic test flights from Spaceport America.