Sirius 13 and Sirius 15
Bigger versions of the Sirius rocket that strap two or four extra boosters to the core, lifting about 800 kg and 1,100 kg to a 500 km sun-synchronous orbit.
Why it matters
Using the same engine and core in every version lets one factory serve both single small satellites and batches of constellation satellites.
How the technology works
Each version keeps the two-stage Sirius core. Sirius 13 adds two side boosters and Sirius 15 adds four, each booster carrying nine STAR-1 methane engines.
Rated payloads are 800 kg and 1,100 kg to a 500 km sun-synchronous orbit, or 1,020 kg and 1,500 kg to a 50 degree orbit.
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