Haven Demo

Haven-1

A single-module commercial space station scheduled to become the world's first, launching complete on a SpaceX Falcon 9 to a 425 km, 51.6° orbit. It hosts four astronauts for roughly two-week Dragon missions, with private crew quarters, a 1.1 m domed window, Starlink laser connectivity, and the Haven-1 Lab microgravity research facility. The flight structure has passed beyond-nominal pressure testing and is in final integration for launch readiness in Q1 2027, followed by an uncrewed Dragon docking verification before the first crew.

Haven-2

Vast's proposed successor to the International Space Station and its bid for NASA's CLD Phase 2 competition. Modules launch on Falcon Heavy roughly every six months starting in 2028, building from a single NASA-certifiable 16 m module to a nine-module station by 2032 with 12 crew, a 3.8 m cupola, EVA airlock, external payload facilities, and Starlink laser terminals. Unlike Haven-1's 160 crew-days of consumables, each Haven-2 module supports 720 crew-days and cargo resupply.

Vast Satellite (15 kW bus)

A high-power satellite bus line announced in May 2026, leveraging avionics, power systems, and flight software proven on Haven Demo. The inaugural 15 kW-class platform (700 kg dry mass, 350+ kg payload, 20+ kW peak payload power, 5-year design life, 350–1,200 km LEO) targets communications, Earth observation, national security, and orbital data-center constellations. A confidential first customer ordered 4 satellites with options for up to 200 more.

Vast Astronaut Flight Suit

An intravehicular flight suit for crew aboard Haven-1 and NASA private astronaut missions, unveiled April 13, 2026 at the 41st Space Symposium and developed in partnership with Vast lead astronaut Drew Feustel. Custom-tailored per crew member, it is configurable as a single-piece or two-piece outfit (jacket zips from trousers) with pockets and hook-and-loop fasteners for securing tools and personal items in microgravity, prioritizing mobility, comfort, and on-orbit functionality over launch/entry protection.

New Glenn

Blue Origin

Heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle with a reusable first stage, designed for commercial, civil, and national security missions.

New Shepard

Blue Origin

Suborbital launch vehicle for space tourism and research, capable of fully autonomous vertical landing and reuse.

BE-4 Engine

Blue Origin

Liquid oxygen/liquefied natural gas (methane) rocket engine - the first American-made oxygen-rich staged combustion engine. Powers New Glenn and ULA Vulcan Centaur.

Blue Moon

Blue Origin

Lunar landing system family with a cargo-focused Mark 1 variant and a crew-capable Mark 2 variant being developed for NASA's Artemis program.