Launcher

Nova

A planned fully-reusable methalox first-stage.

Launcher Info

Status
Planned
Maximum Performance
Medium-Lift
Type
Rocket Launcher
Reusability

Launcher Cofigurations

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Additional Background

Announced in 2023, this rocket would use 7 engines (of an unknown type).

Launches From

Stoke Space
Planned
United States

Engines

Stoke Space
Under Development
Liquid
Methane
Oxygen

Common Payloads

Stoke Space
Prototype Built
Cargo

Company

Privately-Held
Active Business

Operated By

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Service History

Development History

Launch Manifest

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Launch History

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Nova Standard
Only indicated configuration for this planned launcher.
Configuration Service Status
Under Development
Mass to LEO Classification
Medium-Lift
Performance
Orbit
Mass to Orbit (kg)
Low-Earth Orbit (LEO)
5000
No Data
Sun-Synchronous Orbit (SSO)
No Data
Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO)
No Data
Geostationary Orbit (GSO)
No Data
Lunar Transfer Orbit (LTO)
No Data
Mars Transfer Orbit (MTO)
No Data
Specs
Orbit
Mass to Orbit (kg)
Length
4.2
No Data
Diameter
4.2
No Data
Dry Mass
No Data
Pressurized Volume
No Data
No detailed launcher stage information is available.