Two more for the list, this time from Australia.Gilmour Space Technologieshttps://www.facebook.com/gstpropulsion/?fref=nf
22 July 2016 | Westmar, QLD This morning, Gilmour Space Technologies successfully launched our first rocket. We believe it's the first launch of a privately developed hybrid sounding rocket, designed and built by a Singapore and Australian-based company. It's time to change the game... Watch this space!
Quite a design: lox-hydrogen(!) with what's referred to as an aerospike nozzle, though I'd call it a spike, since it is not truncated.
Ripple Aeropsace AS was registered as a company on May 26th 2016. I would not expect too much from them in the near term.Helge
Wait a sec, what does the Year/Quarter collumn stand for? First test mission, first commercial missions or previously declared start of commercial flight?
Anyone can crank out a press release and social media fluff, doesn't mean they are actually serious and viable. Admittedly, i haven't done a thorough job and it's better done on a wiki, and references to technical approach and the ever sliding first launch dates should actually be different.
Garvey is now Vector and is in part being funded by NASA and DARPA awards. See recent Vector thread post.
.. I actually think the ones who make fewer announcements are more serious.
Sobre los precios, para Arion 1 (suborbital) entre 6.000 y 12.000 €/kg, y en Arion 2 (orbital) el rango sería de entre... (Translate:On prices for Arion 1 (suborbital) between 6,000 and 12,000 € / kg, and Arion 2 (orbital) the range would be between...