Haven-1, targeted to launch in 2025, is home to a state-of-the-art, human-centric innovation lab for both private astronauts and government missions.
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Features
2-week missions
45 m³ habitable volume
Personal crew quarters
1.1 domed window
Deployable communal table
SpaceX Starlink connectivity
The Interior
Haven-1 Specifications
Diameter
4.4 m
Height
10.1 m
Habitable Volume
45 m3
Pressurized Volume
80 m3
Mass
14000 kg
Power
13,200 w
Orbit
51.6, 425km
Crew Capacity
4
10x payload facilities
Mission timeline
Four crew members will visit Haven-1 aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft for a 2 week mission designed for both space agencies and private individuals. Each mission is available per seat or as a full, four-person crew mission, and includes opportunities to conduct advanced science, research, and in-space manufacturing.
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Training
Training
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Launch
Launch
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In Orbit
In Orbit
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Homecoming
Homecoming
Types of Missions
Government astronaut missions
Private astronaut missions
Payload missions
A flight proven partnership
Launch Partnership
Haven-1 is utilizing SpaceX’s proven reliability with the Falcon 9 launch vehicle and Dragon spacecraft, and marks the first deployment of Starlink‘s laser terminal with gigabit/s speed connectivity aboard a commercial space station.
Haven-1 - Lab
Innovation in microgravity through research, development, and manufacturing opportunities. Haven-1 Lab provides ten Mid-deck Locker Equivalent (MLE) payload slots for various experiments.
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Launching in 2025, Haven-1 passengers will experience up to 10 days in space and take part in the pioneering era of artificial gravity testing for the establishment of humanity’s permanent place in space.
Our focus this decade is to win the NASA Commercial LEO Destination (CLD) contract and build the successor to the International Space Station (ISS). To win, we will demonstrate that we can build and operate the world’s first commercial space station Haven-1.
