Stoke Space Evaluating Expansion of Cape Site for Second Nova Pad
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NASA SPACE FLIGHT - Stoke Space has been granted Right of Entry by Space Launch Delta 45 to property north of its existing Space Launch Complex 14 (SLC-14) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
The authorisation allows engineering studies, environmental assessments and site surveys needed to develop a second launch site for its Nova rocket, and is intended to support high-cadence launch and re-entry operations as Stoke works toward the larger Nova Block 2 vehicle.
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Note: Stoke Space is headquartered in Kent.
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