Stoke Space Reusable Rocket

Indeed. But it wouldn’t surprise me if, assuming the bubble doesn’t burst outright, data center launches drive the entire sector to full reuse. Expendables just won’t have the costs or flight rate to keep up.

In other Stoke news, they have a Celestis launch called Infinite Flight, currently scheduled for Q4 2026: https://www.celestis.com/blog/celes...e-flight-our-next-deep-space-voyager-mission/

Their early contracts are all for deep-space missions. I’m curious if those will continue to dominate their manifest, or if station resupply, lunar landings, etc. become a bigger market for them.
 
If that spaceborn data center craze turns serious, then the space program will ride the crest of A.I. Siphonning some of the trillions pumped into the damn thing.
Provided of course the bubble don't burst sooner rather than later, obviously.
I suspect that the bubble will pop pretty soon. The small language bases are already seeing AI collapse from using AI-generated materials to train newer AIs.
 
View: https://x.com/Truthful_ast/status/2097268675929674188?s=20

Nova Block 2
https://www.stokespace.com/nova-block-2
15,000kg to LEO (100% reusable)
4,000kg to GTO
Stage 1:
14x Zenith Engines
Full-flow staged-combustion (FFSC)
LNG/LOX
Liquefied natural gas/liquid oxygen
345 Seconds (s) Specific impulse (Isp)
1,700,000+ LBF thrust
Stage 2:
Andromeda Block 2Closed expander cycle engine
LH2/LOXLiquid Hydrogen/Liquid Oxygen
440 Seconds (S) Specific impulse (Isp)
150,000+ LBF THRUST

View: https://x.com/itsmoislam/status/2097423633182245113?s=20
 

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