Aerolune
bringing the wonders of space right to your fingertips, and revolutionizing our place in the universe
Traveling to space has never been easier
At Aerolune, we're working to bring about a new age in human history: one where we're not bound solely to Earth's surface but instead free to explore the expanses of the universe. With our advanced reusable rocket technology and uniquely accessible training program, we've broken through some of the largest barriers to space flight, making it possible for more people than ever to become an astronaut.
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732
successful flights total
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2350+
hours spent in space
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space shuttles in operation
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launch and landing sites
Your journey
There's a trip for everyone
We're a firm believer that each and every one of us should have the chance to experience the beauty of space. After all, space encompasses all of us - it welcomes us universally, unconditionally - no matter where we are on Earth. So whether you're someone who's always dreamed of flying straight to the moon or someone who just wants a peek of our beautiful home from above, we have something for you to explore!
Suborbital Spaceflights
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Perfect for people who want to get a taste of what it's like to be in space and freely weightless before returning to Earth. The smooth ascent and descent in particular makes these flights accessible to everyone, regardless of prior experience or training.
Orbital Sunrise
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Traveling 200+ miles above the surface of the Earth, you'll be able to spend more than 2 hours floating around in zero gravity and admiring the views around you - including the absolutely breathtaking sight of the sun shining above Earth's curvature during your flight.
Orbiting in Stations
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to live in space? Well, this is the trip for you! After being launched into orbit, you'll dock at one of our luxurious space stations circling the Earth and experience life in zero gravity with your fellow crewmates.
Visiting the ISS
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Aerolune is proud to conduct private astronaut missions to the International Space Station in partnership with key space agencies! After rigorous and extensive training, you'll join the crew on the ISS and help push the boundaries of science - particularly in microgravity research - during your stay.
Moon flight
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Be one of the first people on trips returning to the moon in the 21st century! You'll circle the Earth first in low and then in high orbit for the beginning leg of the trip, and then you'll fly by the moon - with a stunning view of Earth from the moon's far side - in an energy-efficient, free-return trajectory back to Earth.
Powered by state-of-the-art technology
From our reusable cyrogenic engines that generate 400,000+ pounds of thrust force at liftoff to our rockets capable of carrying some of the largest payloads ever seen to space, our team of engineers has consistently pushed the boundaries of human space travel with their innovations.
Nyx
Nyx is our first reusable spacecraft developed and has made several trips to low Earth orbit (LEO), carrying passengers or cargo to the International Space Station. Its reusable nature reduces the cost of space travel to only a fraction of what it was before.
Payload capacity (to LEO)
48,000 lbs
Castor
Castor is our second multistage reusable rocket and counts among its improvements more thrust power and a 10% increase in payload capacity from Nyx. It is capable of not only achieving low Earth orbit but can also carry cargo and passengers to the moon.
Payload capacity (to LEO)
53,000 lbs
Aurora
Aurora is our newest and most powerful space shuttle in development and will be the first fully reusable rocket when deployed. It has successfully carried more than 80,000 lbs to low Earth orbit on several test flights and will eventually make trips to the moon.
Payload capacity (to LEO)
82,000 lbs
Atlas
Atlas is the reusable, highly performant cyrogenic engine powering all our space shuttles. It combines liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen propellants in a restartable, energy-efficient combustion cycle that generates hundreds of thousands of pounds of thrust at liftoff.
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A life-changing experience
It's...honestly indescribable. I'd heard of the Overview Effect and the perspective shift so many astronauts talk about before I went up, but nothing could've prepared me for that first moment floating in front of the window, seeing the blue curvature of the Earth against the backdrop of space.
Chelsea Li
Astronaut on Castor I
Being up there, seeing the world like that for the first time, it all just kind of hits you. Like, wow, Earth is so beautiful. It's insane to see the atmosphere fading out into black, knowing that's all that separates us from the vacuum of space. I don't think I really understood just how fragile and precious our planet is until then.
Alec Porter
Astronaut on Nyx II
Months after my flight, I still remember the overwhelming awe I felt seeing Earth - its vast oceans, its continuous continents, its ridged mountains and spiraling clouds - so unified below me. I think it's easy to forget on the surface that we're all together on this one planet, but in space there's nothing more clear and more unforgettable.
Emily Robinson
Astronaut on Nyx I
