We manufacture low-cost, state-of-the-art orbital launch vehicles & satellites for private, commercial, governmental, academic, & military applications.
Mojave, CA / Hollywood, CA
Joined May 2009
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A quick Space Memo for all of us space entrepreneurs:
Remember not to forget to always show your appreciation for your launch providers, rocket and hardware manufacturers.
My heroes are @interorbital
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Interorbital at 9:30 am PST
Beyond Space at @thetundra_ takes you on a journey to explore the unexplored. Watch Beyond Space Nov. 2 @ 9:30am PST: thetundra.com/conventions/be…
@SethShostak @LIGO @brkthroughprize @Unistellar @Nanoracks @interorbital @astrobotic @SETIInstitute
#space #astronomy #spaceflight
Interorbital Systems retweeted
IOS, the embodiment of space commercialisation; opening up for all to participate and for the benefit of everyone. Great to see.
Be part of an innovative A+ spacelaunch company! Interorbital Systems (IOS) is initiating an offering
under SEC Rule 506(c) of Regulation D to allow accredited investors to acquire an equity stake in its
well-established rocket and satellite company.
#Investment
Interorbital Systems retweeted
Be part of an innovative A+ spacelaunch company! Interorbital Systems (IOS) is initiating an offering
under SEC Rule 506(c) of Regulation D to allow accredited investors to acquire an equity stake in its
well-established rocket and satellite company.
#Investment
Interorbital Systems retweeted
Egglescliffe Satellite students were treated to a visit from @BenHouchen as they begin to code their own @AmbaSat2 Satellite. 4 lucky students will have their own satellite SENT INTO SPACE with @interorbital. Made possible with the excellent support of the @TeesValleyCA.
Interorbital Systems retweeted
This is a Sprite #satellite, provided by @ambasat2. Small, functional and most importantly - affordable. I will have my own satellite launched to #space aboard @interorbital's Neptune rocket
#smallsat #newspace
Interorbital Systems retweeted
I had the opportunity to speak on Bulgarian National SKAT TV Channel about Solar Orbiter and how I am going to send to #space my own Sprite #microsatellite thanks to the @ambasat2 project, aboard @interorbital's Neptune rocket
11/02/2020
LINK: youtube.com/watch?v=USDeCojz…
Interorbital Systems retweeted
An Atlas rocket very lucky to make it off the ground. How's that drift? The luck was short lived though. Credit: Unknown
Interorbital Systems retweeted
BBC News - Sun's surface seen in remarkable new detail
bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
Interorbital Systems retweeted
AmbaSat-1 sensor board designs now available for download from our GitHub page at: github.com/ambasat/AmbaSat-1…
Interorbital Systems retweeted
*THE ULTIMATE HANDS-ON STEM EXPERIENCE*
Interorbital Systems' "Satellite Kit-and-Launch" packages put affordable yet challenging spacecraft hardware directly into the hands of students and entrepreneurs providing the ideal pathway towards a #STEM career.
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Interorbital Systems retweeted
The all new TubeSat and CubeSat 2.0.
For more information on design features, launch details, and purchasing options visit our website at interorbital.com
Interorbital Systems retweeted
Visit our website at interorbital.com for all of the latest news & information regarding our satellites, vehicles, & rocket engines uniquely manufactured & tested right here in America's Famous Flight Test capital.
Interorbital Systems retweeted
Skylab was massive, it was the entire third stage of the Saturn V and it weighed 165,000 pounds.
Even so, the Saturn V could almost lift twice that amount into orbit!
The OWS was originally designed to be lifted by the smaller Saturn IB.
Interorbital Systems retweeted
A successful powered airplane and the aerial age were #IdeasThatDefy imagination before the Wright brothers' first flight 116 years ago. Now, you can see the original 1903 Wright Flyer on display at our Museum in DC: s.si.edu/36GO7Wz
Interorbital Systems retweeted
Today in 1903, the Wright Flyer became the first powered, heavier-than-air machine to achieve controlled, sustained flight with a pilot. #IdeasThatDefy
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A few more pics from the visit to @interorbital last week in Mojave, California. #ambasat ambasat.com/pictures-from-th…
