RSX Aerospace | Shaping the Orbit
Orbital Infrastructure Enabled

Pioneering the
Deep Orbit.

RSX Aerospace is engineering the next generation of space technology. From autonomous low-earth orbit constellations to highly efficient propulsion systems, we are building the backbone of tomorrow’s interplanetary civilization.

Manifest 2026

Recent & Upcoming Deployments

Mission Successful APR 2026

Project LEO-Batch 04

Deployment of 60 advanced communication satellites forming the grid for Project 2031.

Vehicle: RSX-Falcon Heavy Orbit: 550km LEO
Preparing for Launch MAY 2026

Artemis Relay V

Testing deep space optical communication links (Lasers) to bypass traditional ground stations.

Vehicle: RSX-Nova V Orbit: Geostationary (GEO)
Manifested Q4 2026

GovSat Encrypted-Alpha

Classified payload delivery featuring multi-layered quantum encryption telemetry.

Vehicle: RSX-Nova Heavy Orbit: Classified

Reusability

Sustainable Ascension.

At RSX Aerospace, we believe the key to conquering deep space is complete reusability. Our Nova-class launch vehicles are engineered to return to the launch pad autonomously, drastically reducing the cost of orbital deployment.

  • Precision Landing: Grid-fin aerodynamics paired with AI targeting allows pinpoint landing accuracy.
  • Cryogenic Propellants: Utilizing liquid methane and oxygen for cleaner, more powerful thrust.
  • Heavy Payload Capacity: Capable of transporting up to 22 metric tons to Low-Earth Orbit.

Operations

Global Scale & Infrastructure

10K+

Global Workforce

3

Launch Facilities

140

Satellites in LEO

Tier 1

Global Security

Join the orbital revolution.

Whether you are looking to integrate payloads, invest in the future, or join our engineering team, the RSX global hub is ready.

RSX.

RSX Aerospace is fundamentally altering the economics of space. We build the architecture for continuous multi-planetary logistics and global satellite communications.

Organization

Engagement

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