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HyImpulse Technologies GmbH

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HyImpulse Technologies GmbH is a German private space-launch company developing small launchers and in-space mobility services. Its technical foundation is hybrid rocket propulsion, a technology it applies across a range of vehicles designed to make access to low-Earth orbit more affordable and sustainable.

The company's product line covers the full mission spectrum. The SR75 provides suborbital launch capability, while the SL1 is its orbital launch vehicle. For operations beyond initial deployment, HyIMPULSE offers HyMOVE, a suite of in-space mobility services. These offerings are directed at the growing market for small satellite launch and space-based capabilities.

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