I think Vector-R should be moved from Dead to whatever you think is appropriate.
This is a history of updates to the above list. Minor changes like reordering the launches within the same year are not recorded.2022-10-23: SSLV now announced for NLT March 2023-10-24: delisted Kairos due to lack of launch schedule-10-24: shifted expectation for Hyperbola-2 from 2024+ to 2025
I think the SS-520 can be de-listed as it was an one-off experiment by JAXA and they were not going to develop it into an operational launcher. I do heard that some of the avionics were to be derived for use on SpaceOne’s KAIROS in your list.
I personally think Astra’s Rocket 3 should be placed into the cancelled category in addition to the current launched category with the note: flew but cancelled due to reliability.
Canadian launch startup SpaceRyde has filed for bankruptcy just months after noise complaints put an end to rocket engine tests.The five-year-old company, which had been developing a rocket that would use a stratospheric balloon as its first stage, filed for bankruptcy Feb. 10 and named Deloitte as trustee to handle its affairs.SpaceRyde had raised about $10 million from a mix of early-stage investors and government awards, but needed more funds ahead of a goal to start commercial launches in 2024 with a 20-meter-tall rocket.
Quote from: PM3 on 10/20/2022 08:00 amThis is a history of updates to the above list. Minor changes like reordering the launches within the same year are not recorded.2022-10-23: SSLV now announced for NLT March 2023-10-24: delisted Kairos due to lack of launch schedule-10-24: shifted expectation for Hyperbola-2 from 2024+ to 2025Kairos is apparently targeting 2023 February very recently, per employees speaking in a public setting. I expect that to slip some but not a whole lot. They are a fair ways along at this point. Their social media game is almost non-existent, which is why their own home page doesn't show that...
