Active
Mira
Orbital transfer and hosting spacecraft built for aggressive maneuvering, marketed as the most maneuverable vehicle on orbit. It delivers, deploys, and hosts payloads across LEO, MEO, GEO, and cislunar space.
Impulse SpaceLander
In Development
Impulse's Nov. 7, 2026 Moon Base announcement describes a highly throttleable lander for cislunar deployment and a lunar descent test. On the Terran R task order, Helios acts as the kick stage and the lander deploys NASA payloads into target cislunar orbits, then flies a descent profile to test larger surface-cargo delivery. Impulse has not published a separate product name, specifications, or a product page.
Latest update Nov 9, 2026
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Current status
Named only in the Nov. 7, 2026 Moon Base task-order announcement. Missions are scheduled to begin in 2028. No product page, performance figures, or deployed image were available.
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Impulse's first in-house electric propulsion system, built to handle long-duration stationkeeping so a spacecraft's chemical propellant stays reserved for rapid, responsive maneuvers.
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