Miura 5
Active Re-UsablePayload Aerospace S.L. (PLD Space)
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Description
MIURA 5 is a 2 stage launch vehicle powered by liquid oxygen and kerosene. The vehicle is designed, integrated and operated by PLD Space, and its 1st stage is designed to be eventually recovered by parachuting into the sea.
Specifications
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Minimum Stage
2 -
Max Stage
3 -
Length
35.81 m -
Diameter
2.0 m -
Fairing Diameter
2.0 m -
Launch Mass
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Thrust
950.0 kN
Family
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Name
Miura 5 -
Family
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Variant
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Alias
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Full Name
Miura 5
Payload Capacity
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Launch Cost
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Low Earth Orbit
900.0 kg -
Geostationary Transfer
Orbit
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Direct Geostationary
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Sun-Synchronous Capacity
540.0 kg
Payload Aerospace S.L.
Commercial
CEO: Raúl Torres
PLD Space 2011Payload Aerospace S.L. is a Spanish company developing two partially-reusable launch vehicles called Miura 1 and Miura 5.
Upcoming Spaceflights
Miura 5 | Maiden Flight
Payload Aerospace S.L. | SpainGuiana Space Centre, French Guiana
TBD December, 2026
Flight Record
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