Introduction
Jiangsu Shenlan Space Co., LTD. (Shenlan Space)
focuses on the direction of liquid recovery and reuse carrier rockets.
It is a high-tech commercial aerospace enterprise that develops and produces
recoverable reusable rockets by itself and provides launch services to the market.
The headquarters of Deep Blue Space is located in Nantong, Jiangsu
Province, with a research and development center of integrated rocket and liquid engine
in Yizhuang, Beijing. Jinan has built a rocket power system test base in Shandong Province.
The company has obtained the national high-tech enterprise certification and weapons equipment
quality management system certification.
The main products "Nebulae" series of Deep Blue Space include "Nebula-1" medium
and small liquid launch vehicle and "Nebula-1H" medium and large liquid launch vehicle; The supporting
"Thunder" series of liquid rocket engines are respectively "Thunder -R1" liquid oxygen kerosene engine
and "Thunder -R2" liquid oxygen kerosene engine. Through the vertical recovery and reuse of a sub-stage
of "Nebulae" series carrier rockets, Deep Blue Space greatly reduces the cost of rocket launch service
and improves the launch service capability.
In July 2021, Deep Blue Space completed China's first vertical takeoff and vertical
landing (VTVL) free flight of liquid oxygen and kerosene rocket, known as the "Grasshopper jump" vertical
recovery flight test of carrier rocket. On October 13, 2021, Deep Blue Aerospace successfully completed
the 100-meter VTVL vertical recovery flight test again. On May 7, 2022, Deep Blue Aerospace successfully
completed the kilometer-level VTVL vertical recovery flight test, becoming the second company in the world
to complete the vertical recovery of liquid oxygen and kerosene rocket and reuse all low-altitude engineering
tests (the first one is SpaceX of the United States). On June 29, 2022, Deep Blue Aerospace's 20-ton liquid oxygen
and kerosene engine "Thunder-R1" made a successful test run. On September 29, 2022, Deep Blue Aerospace completed
the second start test of China's first reusable liquid oxygen and kerosene engine in commercial space.
In the next step, the company will carry out the final assembly of the sample arrows
of the Nebula-1 carrier rocket as planned, and will complete the first orbit-launch and recovery mission
of the Nebula-1 carrier rocket by the end of 2024. Commercial space has unlimited prospects and space,
as a member of this sunrise industry, Deep Blue Space will adhere to the pragmatic, innovative, rigorous
and efficient style, determined to become a promoter of space transportation industry.
