Orbital Delivery
Launch replacement satellites and mission-critical supplies to Low Earth Orbit using Green Launch's light-gas propulsion system designed for faster turnaround and lower-cost access to space.
Green Launch provides rapid-response launch solutions for urgent satellite replacement missions, helping operators restore coverage, communications, and mission continuity faster. Built on sustainable light-gas propulsion, our approach is designed for speed, lower launch costs, and dependable payload delivery when timing is critical and traditional launch schedules create costly delays.
Rapid launch options for urgent orbital, sub-orbital, and mission-support payload requirements.
Launch replacement satellites and mission-critical supplies to Low Earth Orbit using Green Launch's light-gas propulsion system designed for faster turnaround and lower-cost access to space.
Support time-sensitive payload testing, atmospheric missions, and pre-orbital validation flights with sub-orbital delivery services built for responsive scheduling and flexible mission profiles.
Validate high-speed payload performance and mission hardware through advanced launch and propulsion testing backed by demonstrated hypersonic and field-test experience.
Emergency satellite replacement missions demand speed, reliability, and cost control. Green Launch combines proprietary light-gas propulsion with a sustainable hydrogen and oxygen approach to support urgent deployment needs for satellite operators, defense programs, and research organizations. With demonstrated high-velocity testing, sub-orbital launch progress, and an orbital delivery vision built around rapid turnaround, Green Launch offers a compelling path for restoring critical space-based capabilities.
Built on successful testing milestones and advancing launch capability for urgent payload delivery.
Green Launch brings a differentiated approach to urgent space access.
Designed to reduce launch costs compared with traditional rocket-based deployment models.
Hydrogen and oxygen propulsion supports zero carbon emission launches with water vapor byproduct.
Demonstrated launch projectile velocities up to Mach 9 for advanced mission applications.
Led by physics, aerospace, and operations experts with deep propulsion and testing backgrounds.
Experienced leaders advancing sustainable space launch innovation.
Chief Technical Officer
Dr. John W. Hunter is a physicist with extensive experience in high-velocity propulsion systems and serves as Chief Technical Officer at Green Launch. He previously led the SHARP project at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, bringing rare technical depth to advanced launch system development. His background directly supports Green Launch's work in light-gas propulsion, hypersonic testing, and rapid-access mission concepts for orbital and sub-orbital payloads. Dr. Hunter plays a central role in translating proven physics into practical launch applications that aim to reduce cost, improve responsiveness, and expand access to space for satellite operators, defense organizations, and research institutions seeking a more sustainable alternative to conventional launch methods.
Strategic Outreach
Eric Robinson supports Green Launch through strategic outreach, combining systems science and entrepreneurial experience with expertise in fluid delivery systems for aerospace applications. His work helps connect Green Launch's technical capabilities with the needs of satellite manufacturers, defense stakeholders, and scientific organizations seeking responsive launch options. By bridging engineering concepts and market requirements, Eric contributes to mission planning conversations around urgent payload deployment, sub-orbital testing, and future orbital delivery services. His background strengthens Green Launch's ability to communicate the practical value of sustainable light-gas propulsion and position the company as a forward-looking partner for organizations that need faster, more cost-conscious access to space.
Chairman of the Board
Don Whitney serves as Chairman of the Board for Green Launch and brings valuable operational perspective from his experience as an Air Force pilot and environmental consultant. His background supports disciplined planning, mission oversight, and practical decision-making for complex aerospace initiatives. At Green Launch, he contributes to the strategic direction behind sustainable launch operations and the development of responsive services for urgent payload delivery. His combined aviation and environmental experience aligns well with the company's focus on operational readiness and cleaner launch technology. Don helps guide Green Launch as it advances light-gas propulsion solutions intended to improve launch responsiveness, lower costs, and support critical missions requiring dependable access to high-altitude and orbital environments.
Private satellite launch costs vary widely based on payload mass, orbit, integration requirements, and schedule urgency. Green Launch states a target of delivering payloads to orbit at $100 per pound, positioning its system as a lower-cost alternative to traditional rocket launches. For emergency replacement missions, total pricing would also reflect payload readiness, mission profile, and support services needed before launch.
Speak with Green Launch about urgent payload and replacement launch needs.
Nine years advancing launch technology.
Demonstrated extreme high-velocity capability.
Cleaner launch approach with water vapor byproduct.
Share your payload goals, timeline, and mission requirements to discuss emergency satellite replacement launch options with Green Launch.
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