
Astron Systems are developing fully reusable rockets for affordable, responsive, and sustainable space access for small satellites.
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Astron announces Helogen as a customer and announces agreement for 3 missions to launch biolabs into space onboard Astron’s 100% reusable small rocket
Astron has been awarded a prestigious Institute of Physics Business Start-up Award for work on long lifetime turbomachines for multi-reuse small rocket engines that enable cost effective fully reusable small launch rockets.
Astron Systems hosted Bristol University's Hypower rocketry team at its Westcott Venture Park test site to test a 5 kN-class liquid bipropellant rocket engine for the EuRoC competition.
The company helped host students at C-Site, its propulsion test facility, for the UK's Race 2 Space 2025 competition. The national competition aims to boost practical skills and diversity among graduates entering the UK space sector.
Flexible, fast, & affordable rides to orbit and back for small payloads using small 100% reusable rockets. Astron Systems are an award winning company leading the development of 100% reusable small-lift rockets to transform small payload orbital launch and return services.
Astron wins the Institute of Physics Business Start-up Award for its work on long-lifetime turbomachines. The turbomachines are designed for multi-reuse small rocket engines, enabling cost-effective, fully reusable small launch rockets.
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Astron names Helogen as a customer and agrees to launch biolabs into space on three missions aboard its 100% reusable small rocket.
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Astron Systems, a UK-based launch startup developing cheap, reusable small-lift rockets, has booked flights through the end of the decade.
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Shield Space and Astron announce agreements for the first launches of Shield’s Orbital Sentinel spacecraft and plan responsive 72-hour orbital tasking from the UK. They also jointly present at the NATO Research Specialists’ Meeting on dual-use space technologies in Bath.
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