Launch Vehicles — Space Hardware Marketplace

Infinity One

• Payload to LEOUp to 500 kg (dedicated mission; Omspace's rocket page also shows 150 kg)
• OrbitUp to 500 km LEO
• ReusabilityReusable first stage — relaunch within 24–48 hours

Infinity One is a reusable launch vehicle designed for dedicated, on-demand orbital insertion of small payloads to Low…

Radian One

• ReusabilityFully reusable for up to 100 missions
• On-demand capability90-minute
• Turnaround between flights48-hour

Radian One is a planned single-stage-to-orbit, fully reusable spaceplane designed for rapid, on-demand access to Low Earth Orbit…

Long March 2D Launch Vehicle

Workhorse Chinese medium-lift launch vehicle with over 80 launches, placing satellites into LEO and SSO since 1992.

Long March 6 Launch Vehicle

Chinese new-generation medium-lift launch vehicle using LOX/kerosene propellants, first flight 2015, capable of delivering approximately 1,000 kg to…

Flight Termination System

• Redundant ordnance events5
• InterfaceHigh Speed serial Bus with Mission Computer
• Fiber optic optical block complianceMIL-STD-1901A

The Flight Termination System (FTS) is a safety-critical product designed to prevent inadvertent initiation of a destruct sequence…

PION Educational Satellite Launcher (PESL)

• Launch siteCentro de Lançamento da Barreira do Inferno (CLBI), Rio Grande do Norte
• Payload capacitySeven payloads (CanSat and CubeSat formats)
• Maximum altitude3,000 meters

The PION Educational Satellite Launcher (PESL) is a suborbital rocket developed by PION Labs, designed to carry educational…

OS-X Suborbital Sounding Rocket

Solid-fuel suborbital sounding rocket family; OS-X0 was China's first privately developed commercial suborbital rocket to fly.

OS-M Orbital Launch Vehicle

Four-stage solid-fuel orbital small-satellite launcher targeting sun-synchronous orbit.

TRITON_4500 Launch Vehicle

• Vehicle classMedium-lift orbital
• Stages2
• Payload to 500 km polar orbit4,500 kg

Medium-lift two-stage orbital launch vehicle delivering up to 4,500 kg to 500-km polar orbit at $12M per dedicated…

NEPTUNE_100 Launch Vehicle

• Vehicle classSmall-lift orbital
• Stages2
• Payload to 500 km polar orbit100 kg

Low-cost small-lift two-stage orbital rocket delivering 100 kg to 500-km polar orbit at $599,999 per dedicated launch.

DNLV — Dedicated Nano Launch Vehicle

Malaysian indigenous LOX/RP-1 small launch vehicle — 200 kg to 500 km LEO/SSO, US$4.5M per mission, equatorial launch…

BLACK BIRD Sounding Rocket Series

Customer-configurable hybrid-propulsion sounding rockets for microgravity and atmospheric research, using liquid nitrous oxide (LN₂O) and HDPE propellants.

HANBIT-Mini Launch Vehicle

• Payload capacity1,300 kg (500 km SSO)
• Height39.6 m
• Diameter3.7 m

Three-stage small satellite launcher delivering up to 1,300 kg to 500 km SSO, powered by nine 25-ton hybrid…

HANBIT-Micro Launch Vehicle

• Payload capacity170 kg (500 km SSO)
• Height22.5 m
• Diameter1.4 m

Two-stage + kick stage small satellite launcher delivering up to 170 kg to 500 km SSO, with dual…

VOLANS Launch Vehicle

• PropulsionHybrid HTP oxidizer / HRF-1 fuel
• Payload capacityUp to 750 kg (simulated for 400 km, 40° orbit)
• Fairing length (main)2.40 m

Modular, low-cost, 100% pyrotechnics-and-explosives-free hybrid-propulsion launch vehicle carrying up to 750 kg to LEO.

Hypersonic Platform VEGA

• ConfigurationTwo-stage, fully reusable, horizontal launch
• Primary roleHypersonic research and experimental testbed
• Secondary roleSmall-satellite launcher (with expendable upper stage)

VEGA is a fully reusable, two-stage, horizontally launched spaceplane designed as a hypersonic testbed that can also serve…

Future Heavy Spaceplane

• Target timeframeEarly 2030s
• ConfigurationSemi-SSTO ('1.5-stage'), evolving toward full SSTO
• ApplicationsCrew/cargo transport, satellite launch, debris removal, lunar/interplanetary payloads (with upper stage)

Roadmap concept for a fully reusable heavy orbital spaceplane, evolving step-by-step toward a single-stage-to-orbit (SSTO) vehicle.

Spaceplane Aerial Refueling System

• Refuel mediaKerosene, potentially liquid oxygen
• Program sponsorBAAINBw (since 2024)
• DemonstratorsALEDA (simulated tanker), Mini MIRA II (receiver), ORCA (scaled tanker, in manufacturing)

Optional aerial-refueling capability for POLARIS spaceplanes and hypersonic aircraft, plus dedicated uncrewed tanker aircraft.