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Expanding Access to Space
Terran R is a two-stage, reusable rocket built for today's satellites and tomorrow's breakthroughs. Perfectly sized to serve the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellation market, Terran R will make access to space more reliable and routine. Beyond LEO, we aim to empower science, exploration, and innovation across new frontiers. Terran R Architecture Specs at a Glance
284 ft
(86.6 m)
height of Terran R 17.7 ft
(5.4 m)
diameter & payload fairing 3,497,000 lbf
(15,555,431 N)
total liftoff thrust Strategic Economic AdvantageBuilt with cost effective, high strength aluminum alloys, Terran R is designed to deliver large payload capacity, competitive economics, and increased access to orbit. Terran R will launch from Launch Complex 16 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida starting in late 2026. 23,500 kg
to Low Earth Orbit (LEO), downrange landing 5,500 kg
to Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO), downrange landing 33,500 kg
to Low Earth Orbit (LEO), expendable configuration Powering Terran RTerran R is powered by 13 Aeon R engines on the first stage and 1 Aeon V vacuum engine on the second stage. Both use LOX-methane propellants and a high-pressure gas generator cycle, designed for performance, efficiency, and reliability. 3,497,000 lbf
total liftoff thrust 269,000 lbf
sea-level thrust of a single Aeon R engine 323,000 lbf
vacuum thrust of a single Aeon V engine The Aeon R first stage engine went from design to qualification in just 14 months, validating the design that will power Terran R to space.  Trusted by Industry LeadersRelativity has secured more than $3 billion in launch service agreements across government, commercial, and blue-chip telecommunications customers and partners. 
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