Fusion Space is targeting June 22nd at 21:00 BST for the third launch of Fusion Two, carrying one communications satellite, two observation satellites and a first of its kind cargo capsule capable of sending science missions to space and returning it safely. The first stage will attempt a powered landing at our landing zone located just south of the launch pad.
Fusion Two stacking timelapse (Flight Two)
Fusion Two ahead of launching Niobium-1A
Payloads:
Niobium-1A Satellite
Communications satellite for Droo based companies
Fusion Space | FS Satellite Bus 001 Prototype
Fusion Space is deploying a prototype for a satellite bus capable of sending payloads to space in a pressurized capsule and returning them from orbit. This will be one of many of our future services available for customers, and we can't wait to show more of these in greater detail
SpoopX | SpoopySat V2
SpoopX is once again entrusting us to launch their Droo observation satellites into orbit! This will be our third mission on their behalf, and our first carrying the full scale satellites rather than the mini versions on Fusion Air
Orbit
Niobium-1A: 302km 37°
FS Satellite Bus 001: 302km 37°
Spoopysat 4 and 5: 302km 37°
Mission Timeline
T-0:02 - Ignition
T+0:04 - Liftoff
T+1:02 - Max Q
T+2:15 - Main Engine Cutoff
T+2:18 - Second Stage Ignition
T+2:25 - Stage One Boostback
T+2:30 - Fairing Separation
T+2:55 - Stage One Boostback Shutdown
T+5:00 Stage One Entry Burn
T+5:30 - Second Stage Shutdown
T+5:34 Stage One Entry Burn Shutdown
T+6:35 - Stage One Landing Burn
T+7:07 - Stage One Touchdown at LZ-1
T+9:10 - Second Stage Ignition Two
T+9:42 - Second Stage Shutdown Two
Payload deployment will not be shown live and video will be posted afterwards