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And the rockets’ (blue) glare! Axiom Space’s Propulsion Team conducted a Thruster Vacuum Test – over 600 starts on the thruster with the longest continuous burn time at 3 minutes. This test validates design, function, and performance. Vacuum testing is important because it simulates the space environment the thruster will ultimately operate in.

Cooper Grau-Firkus

Research Scientist at ASTER Labs

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I've never seen exhaust that color, what are the propellants?

Stuart Bateman

Passionate Engineer Inspiring Growth and Innovation in the Engineering World | Production Engineering Manager

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Never underestimate the importance of testing, great work Axiom Space! why 600 starts out of interest?

Lorenzo “Enzo” Vito Galicia

Propulsion Design Lead (Metal Additive) at Axiom Space

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GO PROP

Wow! Keep up the amazing work

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Peter Darouze

BE-4 Sr. Project Engineer increasing production rate to make a permanent presence on the moon a reality.

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Blue rockets are the best!

Moving forward!, my 2002 solid propellants thruster also can be turned on & off on demand

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How could this be a vacuum test where we can see thrust diamonds?

David Johnsson

Software engineer and space enthusiast

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When will you reveal your new warp drive?

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Ryan Simons

Capture Manager @Yulista

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nice vacuum chamber, what test facility is that?

Alex Stevens

Director of R&D at Vedo Systems

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That’s awesome, great work! Outside of reliable thrust output, are there any other metrics y’all are looking for on thruster tests like this?

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