Fusion Two clears the pad.
On this day one year ago, Fusion Two lifted off from Pad 01A at the National Space Center, becoming the then most powerful launch vehicle to ever fly.
It successfully achieved orbit and became the first spacecraft to orbit and fly around Cylero or any planet in general. Since then, the vehicle has been breaking records, launching 72 spacecraft, some of which have gone on to perform many historic firsts, reusing boosters, and launching the heaviest payloads ever built.
Looking forward, we are continuing to expand Fusion Two's capabilities with new additions that will enable longer-duration missions further out from Droo orbit. Starting at the end of 2025, it is possible that we will see barge landings at sea for the first stage to increase performance for flights carrying payloads, which are continuing to grow in size and mass.
We are also looking to introduce a newer version of the Aeolus engine which will address concerns about ignition reliability and turbopump cracking.
Live long and prosper Fusion Two!
