Stoke Space gets John Glenn's launch pad at the Cape
Stoke Space plans to take over the Florida launch site where John Glenn began the trip that made him the first American in orbit in 1962.
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Stoke Space plans to take over the Florida launch site where John Glenn began the trip that made him the first American in orbit in 1962.
The U.S. Space Force has allocated Cape Canaveral's Launch Complex 14 to Stoke Space, in addition to assigning neighboring pads to other space ventures.
Stoke Space is developing a clean-fueled, rapidly reusable rocket that can deliver satellites into orbit.
Stoke Space is developing a clean-fueled, rapidly reusable rocket that can deliver satellites into orbit.
Moses Lake is where we do our engine develop testing,” said Andy Lapsa, Stoke CEO and co-founder of the company with Tom Feldman.