Designed to succeed the International Space Station
Haven-2 is poised to succeed the International Space Station— introducing groundbreaking opportunities to expand progress on Earth and shape the future of life in space.
Haven-2 First Module.
Haven-2 will be fully operation for crew stays and scientific research starting from the commissioning of its first mmodule in 2028.
Haven-2 Leveraging our heritage
To continue crewed operations in LEO well before the ISS is retired, Haven-2 is built on the heritage of Haven-1, with key upgrades.
Modular Design
From 2029 to 2030, Vast will launch three additional modules, expanding the station’s volume and payload facilities. Each module will incorporate increasingly advanced and efficient life support technologies.
Timeline
Starting in 2028, Haven-2 Modules will launch approximately every 6 months, with a final station configuration slated for 2032.
2028
Haven Module
- Crew: 4 + 4 handover
- Station Power: 9.8 KW
- Payload Power: 2 KW
+180 Days
2-module configuration
- Crew: 4 - 8
- STATION POWER: 19.6 KW
- PAYLOAD POWER: 4 KW
+180 Days
3-module configuration
- Crew: 4 - 8
- STATION POWER: 29 KW
- PAYLOAD POWER: 8 KW
2030
4-module configuration
- Crew: 4 - 8
- STATION POWER: 39 KW
- PAYLOAD POWER: 12 KW
2030
Haven Core
- Crew Volume: 70 M3
- CORE MODULE POOWER: 7.3 KW
- EXTERNAL PAYLOAD ACCOMMODATIONS: 10
+180 DAys
5 module configuration.
- Crew: FLEXIBILITY
- STATION POOWER: 45 KW
- PAYLOAD POWER: 20 KW
2030
9 module configuration.
- Crew: 510 m3
- STATION POOWER: 86 KW
- PAYLOAD POWER: 86 KW
Configuration meeting the needs of NASA and the global market
Haven-2 - Design.
The Interior design will follow the same philosophy and aesthetic as Haven-1.