Reentry capsule to bring cargo from space back to Earth. Global Delivery of Supplies. Space Station Resupply and Return. Resource Return.
Created: 2021-12-24
Updated: 2024-07-26
Company - Inversion Space
Product/Service - Ray, Arc
- Classification
- Cargo Transportation & Landers
- Category
- Transport Service (Re-Entry)
In-Space Manufacturing
Microgravity Flight Service (LEO)
Microgravity Flight Service (Reusable Satellite)
- Fields
- Space Capsule
- Status
- Development
- First launch
- 2024
1 feet Ray launching 2023. 4 feet Arc launching in 2025.
Inversion Space targets military market with ‘warehouses in space’, 2024-05-16.
- Setting its sights on revolutionizing military logistics with its concept of “warehouses in space.”
- The company envisions deploying reusable reentry capsules to store cargo in orbit, and delivering it to any point on Earth within an hour.
- A pathfinder mission dubbed “Ray” is scheduled for launch as early as October on the SpaceX Transporter-12 rideshare mission.
- Inversion envisions itself as a “warehousing and transportation company,” Fiaschetti told SpaceNews. “We would store cargo in space, and when it’s needed, deliver it in under an hour,” he said. The capsules could transport anything from medical supplies and battlefield gear to small surveillance drones.
Status Comment / Notes
As of December 2023, based on the website, the first missions are delayed to 2024 and 2026.
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