Q2 2032 · CARGO
Depot-3
Lunar tanker, 180 t of propellant parked at L1.
PERIHELION INTERPLANETARY — EST. 2031
We fly the
long way round.
Reusable heavy-lift, refuelled in orbit, bound for everywhere the sun still reaches.
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WHY WE FLY
Every voyage begins with the same three things: a hull of folded steel, a window measured in seconds, and eleven kilometres per second of speed that nobody hands you. We earn it, spend it, bank it in orbit — and do it all again tomorrow, until the solar system feels like a neighbourhood.
02 — THE FORGE
Built where the sun
rises sixteen times a day.
0metre stack, stainless
0methalox engines
0reflights per week
03 — LAUNCH
Eight minutes
to leave home.
- T+00:00Liftoff — 7,400 tonnes of thrust
- T+01:12Max-Q, throttle bucket
- T+02:41Stage separation, booster returns
- T+08:12Orbit insertion, 220 km
04 — GRAND TOUR
Refuel at the Moon.
Coast to Mars.
Keep going.
- LEODepot rendezvous
- L1Lunar tanker, 180 t
- MTOMars transfer, 146 days
- BELTSurvey, 2036
05 — CONTROL
Four hundred sensors.
One quiet room.
ALTITUDE412.6 km
VELOCITY7.66 km/s
PROPELLANT63.2 %
CABIN21.4 °C
06 — MANIFEST
Your window
opens soon.
2033 · CREW 6
Red Line
First crewed transfer to Mars on a reused stack.
2036 · SURVEY
Long Dark
Belt survey and Jupiter flyby, 4.2 AU from home.