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1 SpaceX Overview Tom Markusic Director, McGregor Rocket Development Facility 27 July, 2010
2 SpaceX Vehicles Falcon 1 Falcon 9 Dragon Spacecraft 2
3 SpaceX Overview Founded in mid-2002 with the singular goal of providing highly reliable, low cost space transportation for both cargo and crew Over 1180 employees and growing 51,000 sq m (550,000 sq ft) of offices, manufacturing and production in Hawthorne (Los Angeles), California 700 acre state-of-the-art Propulsion and Structural Test Facility in central Texas Launch sites at Kwajalein and Cape Canaveral Developing launch site at Vandenberg Omelek, Kwajalein Atoll Hawthorne (Los Angeles) Headquarters Central Texas SLC-40, Cape Canaveral 3
4 Falcon 1 Capabilities World s lowest-cost dedicated orbital mission: ~$9M 28 Sep 2008: 1 st privately developed liquid fuel rocket to orbit 14 July 2009: Delivered 1 st commercial customer to orbit Two-stage light-lift launch vehicle 1st Stage: Merlin engine, LOX / RP-1, ~95k lbf vac. 2nd Stage: Kestrel engine, LOX / RP-1, ~7k lbf vac. Diameter: 1.7 m (5.5 ft); Length 21 m (68 ft) Falcon 1 Enhanced (F1e) block upgrade starting in 2010 Payload capability to 185 km, 9.1 circular LEO: Falcon 1 ( ): 420 kg (925 lb) Falcon 1e (2010+): 1010 kg (~2,220 lb) for ~$11M Highly Responsive Mission Integration and Operations Falcon 1 21 m (70 ft) Falcon 1e 25 m (81 ft) All structures, engines, most avionics and all ground systems designed and mostly built by SpaceX 4
5 Falcon 1 Launch Highlights 5
6 Falcon 9 Capabilities June 4, 2010: reached orbit on inaugural mission Lowest mission price in this vehicle class Over 40 launches on contract through 2016 Two-stage EELV-class launch vehicle Designed from inception to be crew-capable Engine-out reliability 1 st Stage powered by 9 Merlin engines Over 4.9 MN (1.1 million lbf) thrust in vacuum 2 nd Stage powered by Merlin Vacuum engine 42.7 kn (96,000 lbf) thrust in vacuum Diameter 3.6 m (12 ft); Length 55 m (180 ft) Payload capability 11,500 kg to LEO; 5.2 m (17 ft) fairing All structures, engines, most avionics and all ground systems designed and mostly built by SpaceX 6
7 Falcon 9 Flight 1 Highlights Total Running Time: 3 min 28 sec 06-Aug-10 7
8 Dragon Spacecraft Nosecone Jettisoned after stage separation. Capsule fully recoverable Contains pressurized cargo, experiments or crew, hatches, thrusters & propellant, parachutes and heat shield. Trunk not recoverable Contains unpressurized cargo and small deployable satellites. Supports solar panels, thermal radiator. Jettisoned before reentry. Passive Common Berthing Mechanism (PCBM) Pressurized Section Service Section (Unpressurized) Heat Shield Trunk (Unpressurized) Designed from inception to be crew-capable Total Payload Capacity: 6,000 kg to LEO Capsule Down-mass Capability: 2500 kg 8
9 Dragon Spacecraft Nosecone Jettisoned after stage separation. Capsule fully recoverable Contains pressurized cargo, experiments or crew, hatches, thrusters & propellant, parachutes and heat shield. Trunk not recoverable Contains unpressurized cargo and small deployable satellites. Supports solar panels, thermal radiator. Jettisoned before reentry. Passive Common Berthing Mechanism (PCBM) Pressurized Section Service Section (Unpressurized) Heat Shield Trunk (Unpressurized) Designed from inception to be crew-capable Total Payload Capacity: 6,000 kg to LEO Capsule Down-mass Capability: 2500 kg 8
10 SpaceX Manifest Customer Date Vehicle Launch Site NASA COTS - Demo C Falcon 9/Dragon Cape Canaveral NASA COTS - Demo C Falcon 9/Dragon Cape Canaveral NASA COTS - Demo C Falcon 9/Dragon Cape Canaveral Falcon 1e Inaugural Flight 2011 Falcon 1e Kwajalein ORBCOMM Multiple Flights 2011 to 2014 Falcon 1e Kwajalein MDA Corp (Canada) 2011 Falcon 9 Cape Canaveral NASA CRS ISS Resupply Flight Falcon 9/Dragon Cape Canaveral DragonLab Mission 1 & & 2013 Falcon 9/Dragon Cape Canaveral Spacecom (Israel) 2012 Falcon 9 Cape Canaveral* CONAE (Argentina) Two Flights 2012 & 2013 Falcon 9 Vandenberg* NSPO (Taiwan) 2013 Falcon 1e Kwajalein Space Systems/Loral 2014 Falcon 9 Cape Canaveral* Astrium (Europe) 2014 Falcon 1e Kwajalein Bigelow Aerospace 2014 Falcon 9 Cape Canaveral NASA CRS ISS Resupply Flights 2 thru to 2015 Falcon 9/Dragon Cape Canaveral Iridium Multiple Flights 2015 to 2017 Falcon 9 Vandenberg 9
11 Launch Vehicle Evolution Falcon 1 Falcon 1e (2011) 1050 kg to LEO Falcon 9/Dragon crew transportation (~30mths after ATP) Falcon 9 Falcon 9 Heavy (net 2013) 32k kg to LEO Merlin 2 booster engine: ~1.7M lbf LOX/RP-1 Raptor upper stage engine LOX/LH2 Falcon X All RP Heavy Lift 38k kg to LEO Falcon X Heavy Falcon 1/1e All RP Super Heavy Lift 125k kg to LEO Saturn V 10
12 Dragon Evolution ISS Cargo Delivery Rendezvous & Inspection Boost/ De-Orbit Cargo Dragon DragonLab Micro-gravity Robotic Servicing ISS Crew Service Crewed Servicing Crew Dragon Life-boat Orbital Tourism 11
13 Future Vehicles 12
14 The Dawn of Commercial Space 13
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