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We’re Stoked (pun intended) to share our work for the amazing team at @stoke_space. Stoke is on a mission to unlock the space economy with fully and rapidly reusable rockets. (1/2)
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If you give @NASAAdmin an engine, he's going to climb in it. This is a new @NASA under @rookisaacman, and I'm here for it! 🇺🇸
Thanks to @NASAAdmin Jared Isaacman and his team for visiting our Moses Lake Test Site recently! Great to show off hot fires of both our Andromeda and Zenith engines as they complete their qualification campaigns.
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Thanks to @NASAAdmin Jared Isaacman and his team for visiting our Moses Lake Test Site recently! Great to show off hot fires of both our Andromeda and Zenith engines as they complete their qualification campaigns.
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Pretty surreal seeing our name (and new branding) in lights last week. Thank you @NYSE for the recognition. Ad astra!
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With our Nova Pathfinder launch vehicle well under way, it’s time to share more about Nova Block 2, the larger configuration our team has been developing in parallel. Get the details in our blog post, “Scaling Nova”: stokespace.com/news/scaling-…
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Stoke Space raises $1 billion and unveils larger launch vehicle spacenews.com/stoke-space-ra…
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We remain fully committed to building and flying Nova Pathfinder, which has already taught us an enormous amount about full and rapid reuse, and now we get to unveil Block 2:
stokespace.com/news/scaling-…
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Today, Stoke announced a $1 billion Series E, bringing our total capital raised to $2.3 billion.
This funding will help us bring Nova Pathfinder to flight, accelerate development of our larger 15-ton-class Nova Block 2 vehicle, and build the production capacity required to fly at scale.
This milestone reflects years of extraordinary work by the Stoke team and the conviction of customers and investors who share our belief that fully reusable space transportation is both possible and necessary.
We are deeply grateful for their trust, and more energized than ever by the work ahead.
Read the full announcement: stokespace.com/news/stoke-sp…
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I love how they 3D printed the nozzles in sections. That's something we talked about on my last tour and it blows my mind you can do that! Crazy that they're also building a full flow staged combustion cycle for their first engines. I love these guys!
The first three of our flight one engines are designed, built, and ready for testing. ✅
Stage 1 Zenith engines ZE14, 15, and 16 are ready to ship from our shop floor in Kent, WA to Moses Lake for hot fire acceptance testing.
Getting our Zenith engines through qualification testing is no small feat, and trusted vendors like Performance Sealing Inc. - who can iterate at industry-leading speeds - are key to keeping our work on time and on track.🙏🙌
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The first three of our flight one engines are designed, built, and ready for testing. ✅
Stage 1 Zenith engines ZE14, 15, and 16 are ready to ship from our shop floor in Kent, WA to Moses Lake for hot fire acceptance testing.
Getting our Zenith engines through qualification testing is no small feat, and trusted vendors like Performance Sealing Inc. - who can iterate at industry-leading speeds - are key to keeping our work on time and on track.🙏🙌
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Super excited to be joining the @stoke_space board! 🚀
I've known Andy since their seed round (thx @beller). Every month, like clockwork, he'd send an investor update with an impressive-looking bullet list of what they were going to get done that month. At the end of the month, the next update would show each of those bullets crossed out done—rarely they might miss one, and it would come with an ETA—and a list of what they'd get done the next month. Like clockwork, month after month after month. Andy, Tom, and the team are machines and it's been so impressive to watch them execute.
Space is critical to the future of humanity. I loved my time at @planet, I've watched @SpaceX in awe, and we should all be excited by how vibrant today's space ecosystem is.
We need far more access to space than we have today. We need full reusability, which Stoke has been single-mindedly focused on since the start. And much more beyond this. Can't wait to help accelerate the @stoke_space mission any way I can!
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We're excited to announce @kevinweil has joined our board of directors. He brings deep product leadership experience as we move closer to launch and grow the company. Welcome to Stoke, Kevin! stokespace.com/stoke-space-n…
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Stoke technician welds internal tank stiffening, reinforcing the area around the Stage 1 fuel tank's human-access door.
We use handheld laser fillet welding due to the high deposition rate, which also has the structural advantage of inputting less heat to prevent warping and preserve strength.
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Great to host NASA Associate Administrator Amit Kshatriya at our HQ last week, just in time to see the aft module fit up to stage 1!🚀🚀
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Final results are in. FWIW I would probably go with Nova first, followed by Artemis III, and then Neutron and Terran R tied for third. But you could make a case for any of them being first or last, which is why I think the poll was fun.
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Excited to see this new partnership between @stoke_space and @NASA to advance our S2 reentry and GNC.
We can’t wait to get started with @NASAAmes and @NASALangley to accelerate the future of fully reusable rockets! LFG 🚀
more to come 👀
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omg if this isn't an amazing picture idk what is
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Leak shroud testing – the six-sided metal enclosure around the nozzle is designed to simulate the engine bay of the integrated rocket to identify any fuel or oxidizer leaks during a full mission duty cycle burn.
This is a key test to help retire risk for stage static fire and flight.🚀
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The sun has set on our Stage 1 structure's time in Moses Lake, but it will soon rise over our launch site in Cape Canaveral.
No one said the road to launch was easy, but it sure is a pretty ride. 🚀🌅
Read our blog to learn more about the proto-qualification campaign: stokespace.com/nova-stage-1-…