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Impulse Space has closed a $150 million Series B funding round led by Founders Fund and anchored by DCVC, bringing its total funding to $225 million. The investment will support the continued development of its Helios and Mira spacecraft, aiming to lower in-space transportation costs and advance mobility in space. Impulse Space, founded by legendary former SpaceX engineer Tom Mueller, is stepping up to meet the growing demand for maneuvering satellites in and between orbits, including cislunar space. This opens a new frontier in space for the prosperity and defense of the United States and its allies. Other participants in the funding round include Silent Ventures, Lux Capital, and Tamarack Global.
Over the moon (or close to cislunar orbit 😉) that @DCVC could anchor the $150m round for legendary SpaceX leader @lrocket & @GoToImpulse team led by our friends @ScottNolan / @foundersfund This opens a new frontier in space for the prosperity and defense of the US & our allies https://t.co/LDf0Ll2ffi
Great @CNBC piece from @thesheetztweets on @GoToImpulse's $150 million funding 👇 Congrats to the "rocket guru" @lrocket + the whole Impulse team! 🥂🎉 https://t.co/agyuRulYto
Taking satellites exactly where they need to go is big business — and critical to maximizing their capabilities. We're thrilled to back @GoToImpulse, which is stepping up to meet the growing demand for maneuvering satellites in + between orbits 🛰️ 🚀 https://t.co/1KnkuodgiV