STATIC FIRE VEHICLE
The first rocket ever built was meant only for static fire tests. When a static fire test is conducted, the rocket is free to rotate around its center of mass. This method of testing was essential in proving that the rocket could keep itself stable before flight tests.
FLIGHTS/TESTS:
Static fire 1 (11/5/22) – Partial success
Static fire 2 (1/2/23) – Success
TVC DEV VEHICLE
The purpose of this rocket was to test new software and validate the control system for future landing tests. This rocket could reach higher altitudes and included a mechanical parachute deployment system, along with an upgraded flight computer.
FLIGHTS/TESTS:
Flight 1 (7/17/23) – Failure
Flight 2 (7/20/23) – Failure
Flight 3 (7/21/23) – Success
Flight 4 (8/12/23) – Success
TVC LANDING VEHICLE
This rocket’s purpose was to reach an apogee of approximately 16 meters and demonstrate propulsive landing capabilities. It was equipped with more advanced software compared to previous TVC rockets and featured sophisticated landing legs with dampeners for smooth touchdown.
FLIGHTS/TESTS:
Flight 1 (10/1/23) – Failure
Flight 2 (10/8/23) – Failure
Flight 3 (4/14/24) – Failure
Flight 4 (4/21/24) – Failure
Flight 5 (5/25/24) – Success