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Impulse Space

https://www.impulsespace.com/
Last activity: 30.08.2024
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Impulse Space Propulsion is a company that provides nimble, economical capabilities to access any orbit. They are developing orbital maneuvering vehicles specifically for last-mile payload delivery. They are planning to go to Mars in 2024. Analyzing competitors’ prices can be prone to errors if you use the wrong price checking tools or try to carry out the process manually. Carrying out a market-wide price comparison of your competitors can be intensive and laborious, and you have to take into account that prices can change quickly. Another article suggests that competitive pricing is a strategy that helps businesses attract more customers by optimizing prices using competitor product and pricing data. A successful pricing analysis can significantly increase sales, result in better cooperation with suppliers, and boost revenue.
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Location: United States, California, El Segundo
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $75M
Founded date: 2021

Investors 3

Funding Rounds 3

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
07.08.2023Series A$45MFounders F...
17.06.2022-$10M-
31.03.2022Seed$20M-

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30.08.2024Чтение на выходные: «Старт: история успеха SpaceX. Илон Маск и его команда» Эрика БергераЭрик Бергер — старший космический редактор в Ars Technica, метеоролог и основатель Space City Weather и The Eyewall. Степень магистра журналистики получил в Университете Миссури, а степень по астрономии — в Техасском университете. В своих м...
01.05.2024NASA orders studies from private space companies on Mars mission support rolesMars exploration has always been the exclusive purview of national space agencies, but NASA is trying to change that, awarding a dozen research tasks to private companies as a prelude to commercial support for future missions to the Red Pla...
17.01.2024Impulse Space wants to open up far away orbits with Helios kick stageImpulse Space revealed more details today about its next product, a high-energy kick stage called Helios, that could make getting to geosynchronous orbit cheaper than ever before. The vast majority of spacecraft are launched to low Earth or...
07.08.2023Impulse Space Closes $45M Round-
26.07.2023Impulse Space Claims $45M Series A EL SEGUNDO, CA, Impulse Space, a leader in the development of in-space transportation services, announced a $45 million Series A funding round. >> Click here for more funding data on Impulse Space >> To export Impulse Space ...
24.07.2023Impulse Space Raises $45M in Series A FundingImpulse Space, a Redondo Beach, CA-based company which specializes in the development of in-space transportation services for the inner solar system, raised $45M in Series A funding. The round was led by RTX Ventures, the venture capital ar...
15.05.2023Max Q: Space is vastHello and welcome back to Max Q! In this issue: Virgin Galactic aims for a triumphant return Vast aims to launch space station in 2025 News from SpaceX, and more Virgin Galactic aims for triumphant return with crewed flight at the end of Ma...
03.04.2023Relativity Space’s Terran 1 launches but falls short of reaching orbit but achieves structural viabilityIn a key test flight, the California-based aerospace startup Relativity Space attempted to launch the world’s first 3D-printed rocket, Terran 1. The rocket is known as “Good Luck, Have Fun” (GLHF). In its third launch attempt, the Terran 1 ...
27.03.2023Max Q: A lifelineHello and welcome back to Max Q! In this issue: Relativity Space’s Terran 1 reaches Max Q NRO lines up hyperspectral imagery providers News from Virgin Orbit and more Relativity Space’s first launch fails to reach orbit, but proves its 3D-p...
09.01.2023Max Q: Hitting the ground runningHello and welcome back to Max Q! We’re hitting the ground running at TC HQ, and it seems the space industry is, too — there was a lot of news, which means a lot to get to in this issue! Read on for more. In this issue: A catch-up with Impul...
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