From any point to any point on earth, in under 30 minutes!

The Ikarus is Exlumina’s first point-to-point demonstrator, designed to validate propulsive landing technology in real flight conditions. Powered by a single hybrid rocket engine using oxygen and paraffin-based fuel, Ikarus will follow a ballistic arc and autonomously land using thrust vectoring. This prototype serves as the foundation for our future high-cadence suborbital transport system.

Exlumina started as a student research project at the university hamburg. In march 2022. Then moved on since then, with the incooperation in August 2023. As a UG (Limited Liability) At the beginning the goal was to reach space with a rocket and then land it again. We won second place at “Jugend Forscht” a student competition in Germany and where also at the StartUp-Teens Business Challenge. With all the research and development going into the project. The commercial use developed. To use rockets as transport vehicles, but way faster. Even outperforming the Concorde. Reaching any point on earth in almost 30 minutes.

E.X.S Eclipse Reaper will be a fully reusable suborbital rocket system for high-speed, point-to-point transport. Powered by liquid methane and oxygen, it will operate on a 90-minute flight cadence, using propulsive landing to enable rapid reuse and global deployment.