Mesosphere Sampling
Collect atmospheric contaminant and composition data from the mesosphere using specialized payload systems designed for scientific research and high-altitude environmental analysis.
Explore advanced air sampling instruments designed for atmospheric contaminant research, high-altitude data collection, and specialized scientific missions. Green Launch supports research organizations with innovative sampling capabilities that reach challenging atmospheric layers, helping teams gather reliable environmental data for climatology, communications, and aerospace applications.
Specialized atmospheric sampling solutions for research, testing, and high-altitude contaminant data collection missions.
Collect atmospheric contaminant and composition data from the mesosphere using specialized payload systems designed for scientific research and high-altitude environmental analysis.
Deploy air sampling instruments on sub-orbital missions to reach the stratosphere and beyond for targeted atmospheric contaminant measurement and payload recovery planning.
Validate instrument payload performance under high-velocity launch conditions through controlled testing that supports reliable atmospheric sampling mission readiness.
Green Launch provides specialized air sampling instrument support for atmospheric contaminant studies where conventional access is limited. Using proprietary light-gas propulsion technology, the company helps research and aerospace teams deploy payloads into upper atmospheric regions for meaningful data collection. This approach supports climatology, communications research, and environmental monitoring with efficient, high-velocity launch capability.
Successful testing and launch milestones demonstrate Green Launch's capability for advanced atmospheric research support.
Green Launch combines scientific expertise with innovative launch technology for specialized atmospheric sampling missions.
Proprietary light-gas propulsion supports high-altitude sampling missions beyond conventional atmospheric access methods.
Leadership includes physics and systems specialists experienced in propulsion, payload design, and research applications.
A lower-cost alternative to traditional launch approaches for atmospheric contaminant and payload research programs.
Hydrogen and oxygen propellant technology reduces emissions while supporting advanced environmental data collection missions.
Experienced leaders behind advanced atmospheric mission development.
Chief Technical Officer
Dr. John W. Hunter is a physicist with deep expertise in high-velocity propulsion systems and advanced aerospace research. He brings extensive technical leadership to Green Launch, including experience leading the SHARP project at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. His background supports the development of specialized launch systems capable of carrying atmospheric sampling instruments into hard-to-reach regions of the upper atmosphere. At Green Launch, Dr. Hunter helps guide the engineering strategy behind payload deployment, launch performance, and scientific mission feasibility. His work is central to the company's efforts to create practical, lower-cost alternatives to traditional rocket-based access for atmospheric contaminant studies, communications research, and other high-altitude scientific applications.
Strategic Outreach
Eric Robinson is a systems scientist and entrepreneur who contributes strategic and technical insight to Green Launch's atmospheric and aerospace initiatives. His expertise in fluid delivery systems for aerospace applications supports the company's broader mission of advancing efficient payload deployment and specialized launch services. In his outreach role, Eric helps connect Green Launch's technical capabilities with the needs of research organizations, aerospace partners, and scientific stakeholders seeking innovative atmospheric sampling solutions. He plays an important part in translating complex launch technology into practical mission opportunities for customers focused on contaminant measurement, upper-atmosphere research, and sub-orbital payload delivery. His interdisciplinary perspective strengthens collaboration between engineering development and customer-facing mission planning.
Chairman of the Board
Don Whitney brings a valuable combination of aviation, operational, and environmental consulting experience to Green Launch. As a former Air Force pilot, he offers practical insight into mission planning, logistics, and execution for technically demanding aerospace operations. His environmental consulting background also aligns well with projects involving atmospheric sampling and contaminant research, where mission objectives depend on reliable data collection and disciplined operational oversight. At Green Launch, Don supports strategic direction and operational planning as the company expands its capabilities in sub-orbital payload delivery and upper-atmosphere access. His experience helps reinforce the company's ability to serve scientific and aerospace customers seeking dependable support for specialized launch and atmospheric research missions.
Air sampling typically uses specialized instruments that collect airborne particles, gases, or atmospheric compounds for later analysis. In Green Launch's context, these instruments are integrated into payload systems designed for high-altitude missions, allowing researchers to gather contaminant and composition data from atmospheric regions that are difficult to access with conventional aircraft or ground-based equipment.
Talk with our team about your research goals and payload needs.
Years of focused launch technology development.
Demonstrated repeated field testing success.
Eco-conscious hydrogen and oxygen launch approach.
Share your research objectives, payload requirements, and timeline, and our team will help you explore the right atmospheric sampling solution.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 619-933-6678. You can also send us a quick email at jwhunter2004@yahoo.com
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 619-933-6678. You can also send us a quick email at jwhunter2004@yahoo.com