Titans Space (based on Star-raker spaceplane)

[gtae07]

https://aviationweek.com/aerospace/commercial-space/startup-unveils-spaceplane-based-rockwell-star-raker

Titans Space, a privately funded California startup, unveiled plans on May 28 for a super heavy-lift, horizontal-takeoff, horizontal-landing, single-stage-to-orbit spaceplane that builds on the Rockwell International 1970s Star-Raker vehicle...

It's... ambitious, at least.  And I love the old Star-raker concept, it's so much like the 70's-80's science fiction spaceplanes I thought astronauts would be using when I was growing up.  It's what I wanted to fly as an astronaut (because I wanted to be one even into my 20s). 

I'm just not seeing it actually happen 

[jstrotha0975]

This will never happen, too expensive like Skylon.

[TheKutKu]

 

Their whole website is... something https://titansspace.com/

[Tywin]

Their whole website is... something https://titansspace.com/

This is true.

[Asteroza]

I kinda get the "fake company site for a student design competition concept vehicle" vibe here

[xyv]

So not the best perspective or effort but really? 105 meters?. Here is a comparison that is roughly to scale.  Kind of looks like a serious amount of money to get this thing anywhere near off the ground.

[Jim]

Their whole website is... something https://titansspace.com/

Even if they are safer, there is no data that supports a magnitude safer