Claims extracted
15
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 15 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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not political
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The business was granted the right to launch after it passed a regulatory review process.
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it → grant → process
It is hoped HyImpulse will now be able to launch its SR75 suborbital vehicle in spring 2027.
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HyImpulse → hop → spring
When launched, the rocket will be used for a number of research projects, with its design set to help it take off in a wider array of environmental conditions.
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it → launch → conditions
The rocket is not intended to launch satellites, but other companies plan to use SaxaVord Spaceport on Unst for commercial space launches.
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companies → intend → launches
HyImpulse also hopes to launch an orbital rocket called SL1 from SaxaVord in the future.
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HyImpulse → hop → future
Christian Schmierer, chief executive and co-founder of HyImpulse, said: “This licence is a major milestone for HyImpulse and validates years of work by our teams and partners.
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licence → say → teams
“Obtaining a launch operator licence in the UK is a rigorous process and demonstrates that our systems, procedures and safety case meet the high standards required for commercial launch operations.
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systems → obtain → operations
“With the operator licence secured, the most important regulatory milestone has been achieved.
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milestone → secure → ?
“SR75 is ready for flight, and our teams have completed the major technical and operational preparations required for launch.
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teams → complete → launch
“Our focus is now on completing the final activities within the licence framework, in close co-ordination with the Civil Aviation Authority and SaxaVord, while preparing for launch as soon as conditions allow.
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conditions → complete → launch
“At the same time, we continue at full speed with the development of our orbital launch vehicle SL1 to bring satellites to orbit.”
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we → continue → orbit
Scott Hammond, chief executive of SaxaVord Spaceport, added: “This is excellent news for HyImpulse and another milestone on the road to launch from SaxaVord.
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This → add → SaxaVord
“Securing a UK launch operator licence represents the culmination of a huge amount of work by the HyImpulse team and the (CAA), and we congratulate everyone involved.
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we → secure → everyone
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Sue Kee, head of space applications at the CAA, said: “The UK has a strong and growing space ecosystem, with more companies, like HyImpulse, looking to develop and operate launch capabilities from here.
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companies → read → capabilities
“We are working closely with the sector to enable an emerging launch industry that is safe, secure and sustainable.
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that → work → industry