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What happened to Spinlaunch and the Orbital Accelerator?
Could you imagine throwing a heavy object into space to an altitude of around 2,000 km without using a fuel-powered rocket?
That idea sounds crazy to many people. But a young aerospace company, founded in 2014, called Spinlaunch, has proven that it's possible.
Indeed, they kicked off an Orbital Accelerator project that will use electric power to send satellites to LEO.
They even promise an extremely cheap cost per launch and can launch multiple times a day. It has the potential to beat SpaceX.
However, in the past year, the public no longer sees many new updates from the project like before.
So what happened to Spinlaunch and the Orbital Accelerator?
Let's find out in today's episode of Great SpaceX!
Ranked among the 100 most influential companies globally, Spinlaunch helps open new pathways to space. It uses an electrically powered system to deliver 200 kg class satellites into LEO. So, what makes Spinlaunch’s system special?
First, unlike fuel-powered multistage rockets, this new vehicle uses a kinetic space launch system as a propulsion engine that converts electrical energy into kinetic energy. This system is also known as an orbital accelerator. According to SpinLaunch vice president of technology, David Wrenn.
“An orbital accelerator is a ground-based, reusable, electrically-powered mass accelerator capable of boosting satellites into space,”
Its second stage is similar to the traditional stage as it is also chemically powered to deliver the satellite to LEO.
What exactly happened to Spinlaunch and the Orbital Accelerator with new technology?
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