Impulse Space's Mars Mission

Liftoff Time

No Earlier Than 2028

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Mission Details

Impulse Space's Mars Mission

The integrated Cruise Vehicle, Entry Capsule, and Mars Lander developed by Impulse Space will launch on the Relativity Terran R launch vehicle. After traveling through interplanetary space for over half a year, the Cruise Vehicle will inject the Entry Capsule into the correct landing trajectory and detach. The Entry Capsule will use the proven combination of heatshield and parachute to slow down enough to safely deploy the Mars Lander into freefall. The lander will then perform a propulsive landing using purpose-built engines developed in-house at Impulse Space, completing the first commercial payload delivery to the surface of another planet.

Heliocentric Orbit

Rocket


Rocket

Height: 82.3m

Payload to Orbit

LEO: 33,500 kg

GTO: 5,500 kg

Liftoff Thrust

15,555 Kilonewtons

Fairing

Diameter: 5.5m

Stages

2

Launch Site

LC-16

Cape Canaveral SFS, Florida, USA