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Stoke’s fresh backing comes weeks after the company successfully completed a low altitude flight test of its prototype “Hopper2.”

Stoke Space has closed $100 million in new funding as it looks to conduct its first orbital flight test in 2025.

Stoke Space is flying high. Fresh on the heels of a successful test of its reusable second stage, the four-year-old startup announced today that it closed $100 million in new funding led by Industrious Ventures. Existing investors Breakthrough Energy, Y Combinator, Point72 Ventures, NFX, MaC Ventures, Toyota Ventures and In-Q-Tel also participated.

Https://www.stokespace.com/ https://www.teslarati.com/stoke-space-spacex-starship-raptor-engine-competition/ Seattle startup Stoke Space has revealed...

"It was great to get that notch in our belt."

Stoke Space, a startup that’s taking an unconventional approach to rocket design, successfully completed a key test of its second stage prototype, bringing the company one step closer to flying a fully reusable launch vehicle. The second stage “hop” test was a crucial assessment of the vehicle’s avionics, software, and ground systems, as well as the performance of the stage’s unique oxygen-hydrogen rocket engine. Unlike other nozzled engines, the one on Stoke...

A four-year-old Seattle-area startup called Stoke Space executed a successful up-and-down test of its “Hopper” developmental rocket vehicle today, marking a major milestone in its quest to create a fully reusable launch system. Hopper2’s 15-second flight took place at Stoke’s test facility at Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake, Wash., at 11:24 a.m. PT. A hydrogen-fueled rocket engine sent the test vehicle to a height of 30 feet, with a landing 15 feet aw...

SpaceX continues to dominate headlines with its groundbreaking launch vehicles, but a new generation of U.S. rocket companies is quietly reaching for the stars.

/PRNewswire/ -- Stoke Space announced the availability of Fusion by Stoke Space, the cloud toolset that redefines how designers, engineers, and technicians...

Kent-based Blue Origin hosts NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, U.S. Sen. Cantwell and industry leaders