LandSpace
Methane-fueled rockets, engines, and commercial space transportation services
Developing reusable rockets for satellite deployment and space exploration

Relativity Space is developing Terran R, a reusable launch vehicle for satellite operators, scientific missions, and other organizations planning access to orbit. The two-stage rocket is designed for medium-to-heavy payloads, including satellite constellations, with configurations for low Earth orbit and geosynchronous transfer orbit. Its Aeon engines use liquid oxygen and methane propellants.
The company combines vehicle engineering, manufacturing, engine development, and testing with launch infrastructure at Cape Canaveral. Prospective customers can explore the rocket's planned architecture and payload capabilities, while engineers and space enthusiasts can follow production and test milestones through company updates. Terran R remains in development, and the company publishes updates on its progress toward first flight.
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