Stoke Space Expanding Cape Canaveral Launch Complex to Support High-Cadence, Fully Reusable Launch

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STOKE SPACE - Stoke Space Technologies, Inc., the rocket company developing fully and rapidly reusable launch vehicles, announced it has been granted Right of Entry (RoE) from Space Launch Delta 45 (SLD 45) to property north of its existing launch site, Space Launch Complex 14 (SLC-14). This northern expansion will enable continued development of Stoke’s launch complex at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, including the construction of a second launch site to support high-cadence launch and re-entry operations for its Nova Pathfinder and Nova Block 2 launch vehicles.

The RoE is the first step to opening more of the Eastern Range to fully and rapidly reusable launch.This notice authorizes engineering studies, environmental assessments, and site surveys necessary for expansion.

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Note:  Stoke Space is headquartered in Kent.

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