
Impulse Space builds orbital vehicles that move satellites between orbits, host payloads in space, and reposition or deorbit assets.
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We provide efficient in-space mobility that moves payloads from low Earth orbit to any destination. Our vehicles deliver rapid, reliable access, reducing costs and timelines to make space operations feasible for commercial, government, and scientific missions.
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Impulse Space announces a $308 million extension to its Series D financing to scale manufacturing for in-space mobility. The extension brings the company's combined Series D capital to $808 million, which Impulse says will help it address increasing demand for in-space mobility.
Sep 2026 · Impulse SpaceNews article
Impulse Space wins a $28 million U.S. Space Force Small Business Innovation Research contract for in-space mobility work. The contract is awarded by the U.S. Space Force through its Small Business Innovation Research program and focuses on in-space mobility work.
Aug 2026 · Via SatelliteNews article
Impulse Space wins a U.S. Space Force National Security Space Launch (NSSL) Lane 1 contract. It is the first upper-stage prime selected under the program.
Jul 2026 · Impulse SpaceNews article
Impulse Space raises $500 million in a Series D to build and test more spacecraft and hire up to 200 employees. Led by 137 Ventures and BANNER VC, the round also includes Founders Fund, Lux Capital, and Linse Capital. The company develops Mira, a maneuverable platform targeting U.S. Space Force buyers, and Helios, a vehicle designed to carry satellites to higher orbits; it expects another Mira mission to launch before year-end.
Jun 2026 · TechCrunchNews article