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Heavy resupply cadence to the Gateway station, flying every 41 days on reusable first stages.
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WELCOME TO HAAIS HN SPACE AGENCY
Exploring Tomorrow Beyond The Stars
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01 — Programmes
Missions in flight
Four active programmes spanning low Earth orbit resupply, lunar logistics and the first crewed transit beyond the belt.
HELIOS DEEP
A solar-observation swarm parked at L1, mapping coronal mass ejections eight hours before they reach us.
VESTA TRANSIT
Our first crewed asteroid rendezvous. Four astronauts, 290 days, closed-loop life support the whole way.
TERRA WATCH
Thirty-seven satellites returning open climate data — ice mass, sea temperature and wildfire fronts, hourly.
02 — Vehicles
The fleet
Three vehicles, one common engine core. Pick a stack to see what it lifts and where it can take it.
HN‑1 ATLAS
The workhorse. A two-stage medium lifter with a recoverable booster that has now flown the same core nineteen times.
- Height62 m
- Payload to LEO17.4 t
- Engines9 × Ember‑3
- ReuseBooster + fairing
Thrust72%
Reliability94%
Cadence58%
HN‑4 VEGA
A small, fast-turnaround lifter for dedicated smallsat rides. Pad to orbit in under seventy-two hours from customer call.
- Height28 m
- Payload to LEO1.9 t
- Engines3 × Ember‑1
- ReuseExpendable
Thrust41%
Reliability88%
Cadence97%
HN‑9 NOVA
Super heavy. Built for crewed deep-space stacks and the single-launch Gateway modules nothing else can carry.
- Height118 m
- Payload to LEO104 t
- Engines31 × Ember‑7
- ReuseFull stack
Thrust100%
Reliability79%
Cadence34%
03 — Ground control
Live telemetry
A simulated downlink from the vehicle currently on the pad. Everything below updates in real time.
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04 — History
How we got here
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2016
A hangar and nine people
The agency starts as a propulsion lab with one test stand and a borrowed vacuum chamber.
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2019
First orbit
HN‑1 ATLAS reaches a 410 km circular orbit on its third attempt, carrying a university cubesat.
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2022
The booster comes home
A first stage lands upright on the barge Still Reading, then flies again eleven weeks later.
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2025
Crew rating
NOVA clears its abort tests and the agency is certified to fly people beyond low Earth orbit.
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2027
Vesta
Four crew depart for the belt on the longest crewed transit ever attempted.
05 — Manifest
Put something in orbit
Tell us the mass, the orbit and the date. We will come back with a slot, a price and an integration schedule.