NY-based autonomous reusable rocket startup lands Air Force contract

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NY-based autonomous reusable rocket startup lands Air Force contract

TechCrunch

Published 07 Jul 2020

New York-based startup iRocket has landed a contract award from the U.S. Air Force to develop and build its fully autonomous small payload rockets, which the company says will be able to launch and propulsively land both its first and second stages, with the potential of launching small payloads on demand in as little as […]

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NY-based autonomous reusable rocket startup lands Air Force contract

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