Cowboy Space Corp.
@CowboySpaceCorp
Building rockets. Taking AI to orbit. Giddy Up.
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The vision for Trailhead:
• ~$1B factory and launch complex
• 5 pads: 4 flying while 1 is refurbished
• Boosters built for rapid reuse
• ~660 MW of compute sent to orbit each year, from one site.
That’s the goal.
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@BaijuBhatt We’re targeting our first launch in 2028.
Yes. 2028.
What you’ve been waiting for: Big Iron. Our rocket.
Chapter 1: Introducing Stampede:
• 20,000 satellites
• 1 MW each
• 20 GW at full build
That's our plan for AI computing in orbit.
No land, no water.
Our rocket architecture. Our roadmap. Revealed for the first time, with a live conversation featuring our CEO, Baiju Bhatt, and Shawn Ryan.
Giddy up!
An update from Mission Control: yesterday’s progress and what’s next for Reason-1 and the Cowboy team.
Reason 1 Updates Thread:
We’ve made first contact with Reason-1. Initial operations are now underway on Cowboy Space’s first mission.
Our power-beaming payload is integrated onto an @Apex_Spacecraft bus.
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Reason-1 has successfully separated from @SpaceX's Falcon 9. Cowboy Space is officially in orbit.
Initial operations are underway. Stay tuned for updates.
T-1 day until Reason-1 heads to orbit aboard a @SpaceX Falcon 9.
Once in orbit, our first mission will attempt something no commercial spacecraft has done before: power on a kilowatt-class laser in space.
CEO @BaijuBhatt and COO @JoeYaffe with Reason-1 before its journey.
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Dr. Warren Lamont has officially joined our team as Head of Launch and Propulsion.
• Purdue Aero/Astro Ph.D.
• 9 years at Blue Origin leading BE-3U & BE-7 engine programs.
• Rocket patent holder & former IonQ Chief Engineer
• Private pilot in his spare time.
We're assembling a team. Build The Future.
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Today marks the beginning of a new era.
Introducing: Cowboy Space Corporation.
We are building orbital infrastructure for the AI era: a fully integrated system of rockets and satellites designed to deliver high-performance compute and optical data transmission directly from Low Earth Orbit.
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The conversation about orbital compute is finally out in the open, and this week we took it to Washington, D.C.
Aetherflux was at the Capitol to demonstrate how orbital compute bypasses traditional grid constraints. Politicians are starting to see that space-based infrastructure is the most realistic way to handle this demand, and we’re here to show that the technology is coming much sooner than people think.
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