Operationali-Space (Beijing Interstellar Glory)First Launch: 2019-07-25
Hyperbola-1
China's first privately developed rocket to reach orbit, a four-stage solid launcher for small satellites.
SpaceStats Reliability & Flight Record
TOTAL LAUNCHES
8
Orbital missions
SUCCESSFUL
4
4 failures
SUCCESS RATE
50.0%
LANDINGS
0
Expendable Vehicle
i-Space (Beijing Interstellar Glory)Featured Photography
Hyperbola-1 Maiden Orbital Launch
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Technical & Propulsion Specifications
Operator: i-Space (Beijing Interstellar Glory)Vehicle Dimensions & Mass
- Overall Height
- 24 m
- Body Diameter
- 1.4 m
- Gross Lift-off Mass
- 42 t
- Stages Count
- 4
- Fairing Diameter
- 1.4 m
Stage 1 (Booster)
- Recovery Mode
- Expendable
Stage 2 & Capacities
- LEO Capacity
- 520 kg
- Cost per Launch
- $5,000,000
- LEO Price / kg
- ~$9,615 / kg
Fleet Deployment & Economics Suite
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High-Resolution Photo Gallery & Media
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Liftoff2019-07-25Hyperbola-1 Maiden Orbital Launch
i-Space Hyperbola-1 becomes the first privately built orbital rocket from China to successfully reach orbit.
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Source SpaceStats Launch Manifest & Database
0 mission records cataloged in database
No individual manifest entries logged in database for Hyperbola-1.
Summary stats and flight achievements are detailed in the overview above.