Phantom Space - Daytona I

• The launcher lineup had been reworked as discovered in June 2024. This first entry in this database is now Daytona I with a smaller payload of 180 kg and 53 kg to 500 km SSO. Will add Daytona II and Daytona III after the first orbital launch attempt.
• However, as of December 2024, the website is only showing Daytona with 600 kg at $6M.

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• Fake photo and status update controversy in early 2021 on Twitter.
• VCLS Demo 2 Source Selection Statement.
• Phantom Space, the Arizona-based, two-year-old rocket startup, announced its second acquisition of an established aerospace firm in the last six months Tuesday morning, the Florida-based Micro Aerospace Solutions, 2021-08-17.
• Announced the selection of Arnhem Space Centre (ASC) on the Gove Peninsula in Australia's Northern Territory for a dedicated launch site.
• Phantom Space Corporation signed a launch services agreement with Quub for three dedicated launch missions. Each dedicated launch will place upwards of 80 satellites into a tailored low earth orbit meeting Quub's unique mission needs. 
• Phantom Space and D-Orbit Sign Multiple Launch Agreement, 2023-11-08.
• Tropical Weather Analytics, Inc. (TWA), is announcing a strategic partnership with Phantom Space Corporation to design, manufacture, launch, and operate its Hurricane Hunter Satellite Constellation, 2023-10-26.
• Larger and reusable Laguna rocket planned for 2024 as of August 2023.
• Along with Vaya Space, we have been allocated Launch Complex 13 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
• Phantom Space + Vaya Space plan a new approach for commercial space launches, 2024-02-01.
• Phantom closes bridge funding round, SpaceNews, 2024-03-11.
• As per website as of May 2024, the reusable Laguna rocket is not linked anymore and there are now Daytona I, Daytona II and Daytona III. Daytona II is the original ~450 kg payload launcher. Daytona I is smaller at 180 kg.
• Assured Space and Phantom Space seek to disrupt data-backhaul business, SpaceNews, 2024-06-10.
• Phantom Space and Ubotica Team Up to Bring AI to Orbit, 2025-04-17.