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Lapsa: Stoke Space Cuts Hardware Iteration Cycles to 1-2 Days
“We'll go learn something on a test stand, tear it down, drive it back here, pull it apart, run a change in the machine shop, drive it back out there, integrate on the test stand, and we're off and going. So a one month cycle is down to a day or two.”
Feldman: Stoke Space will fly rockets daily if successful
“If we are successful, we are flying this thing every day.”
Lapsa: Stoke Space built proprietary software Boltline to run factory operations
“So we made the decision very early on. We're going to build our own tool to do all this. We're going to base our operations around it and call it bolt line. And it's been a big part of our success”
Lapsa: Nova's first stage uses one of history's most fuel-efficient rocket engines
“It has one of the highest performing rocket engines in terms of fuel efficiency that's ever been produced.”
Lapsa: Stoke Space has raised about $990M to date
“We've raised about nine hundred ninety million dollars to date.”
Lapsa: Starlink launch dominance and constrained capacity restrict the space economy
“With only a 150 potential transactions, and most of them getting taken up by Starlink, there's just not that much availability, and so there are customers who are willing to pay quite a bit more to get the availability, but to make the space economy more ubiqu…”
Lapsa: Stoke Space Aims to Make Every Rocket Part In-House
“We want the ability to make every part on the rocket ourselves.”
Feldman: No Rocket Companies Were Rigorously Tackling Full Reusability in 2019
“There is this problem, you know, people are still throwing away rockets. And like, we really didn't see anybody actively working super hard to like, you know, attack that problem with rigor, combined with the fact that we thought we had a pretty good idea on h…”