Hypersonic Testing
Validate high-speed vehicle concepts with launch profiles reaching up to Mach 9. This service supports propulsion research, scramjet testing, and advanced aerospace development with proven field data.
Explore advanced launch capabilities built for high-speed testing, sub-orbital missions, and orbital delivery. Green Launch combines proprietary light-gas propulsion with rigorous field validation to support aerospace, defense, and research organizations seeking faster, lower-cost access to high-altitude and near-space environments.
Specialized launch and testing solutions for hypersonic research, atmospheric missions, and rapid payload delivery.
Validate high-speed vehicle concepts with launch profiles reaching up to Mach 9. This service supports propulsion research, scramjet testing, and advanced aerospace development with proven field data.
Send payloads to the stratosphere and beyond for research, validation, and mission development. Green Launch supports customers needing fast, lower-cost access to high-altitude environments.
Collect critical mesospheric and ionospheric data for scientific and communications research. Vehicle designs support instrumentation protection, RF transparency, and reliable access to hard-to-reach atmospheric layers.
Support future low Earth orbit missions with a launch concept designed for rapid satellite and supply delivery. The system emphasizes speed, lower cost, and scalable launch cadence.
Use controlled horizontal test firing to evaluate pressure, vehicle weight, and velocity performance. This service generates repeatable data for propulsion refinement and launch system validation.
Assess launch dynamics, gas injection performance, and propulsion behavior through structured test campaigns. Ideal for organizations developing next-generation kinetic and aerospace technologies.
Green Launch delivers a practical alternative to conventional launch systems by combining proprietary light-gas propulsion with proven test execution. From hypersonic vehicle validation to sub-orbital payload delivery and future orbital logistics, the platform is built for organizations that need speed, repeatability, and lower-cost mission access. Its hydrogen and oxygen approach also supports a cleaner launch profile with water vapor as the primary byproduct.
Built on successful test campaigns, measurable velocity milestones, and advancing launch system performance.
Green Launch offers a focused combination of technical innovation, testing experience, and mission-driven launch development.
Demonstrated launch projectile velocities up to Mach 9 for demanding aerospace and hypersonic applications.
Designed to reduce launch costs compared with traditional rocket-based access for research and payload missions.
Uses hydrogen and oxygen propellant with water vapor as the primary launch byproduct.
Led by specialists in physics, propulsion, systems science, and aerospace operational planning.
Experienced leaders advancing next-generation launch systems.
Chief Technical Officer
Dr. John W. Hunter serves as Chief Technical Officer at Green Launch and brings deep expertise in high-velocity propulsion systems. A physicist by training, he is widely recognized for leading the SHARP project at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, giving him a strong foundation in extreme-speed launch research and applied aerospace innovation. At Green Launch, he helps guide the technical direction behind light-gas propulsion, hypersonic testing, and scalable launch concepts for sub-orbital and orbital missions. His background supports the company's focus on turning advanced propulsion theory into practical, test-validated systems for aerospace, defense, and scientific customers seeking faster and more cost-effective access to high-altitude environments.
Strategic Outreach
Eric Robinson leads Strategic Outreach for Green Launch, combining systems science knowledge with entrepreneurial experience in aerospace-related technologies. His background includes expertise in fluid delivery systems for aerospace applications, an important area for organizations developing advanced propulsion and launch infrastructure. At Green Launch, he helps connect the company's technical capabilities with mission needs across research, defense, and commercial payload markets. His role supports partnership development, customer alignment, and communication around the practical value of light-gas launch systems. By translating complex engineering capabilities into clear mission outcomes, he helps position Green Launch as a credible option for organizations seeking innovative, lower-cost access to high-altitude and near-space operations.
Chairman of the Board
Don Whitney serves as Chairman of the Board at Green Launch and contributes operational perspective shaped by his experience as an Air Force pilot and environmental consultant. His background supports the company's planning around mission execution, field operations, and responsible technology development. At Green Launch, he helps guide strategic oversight as the company advances launch systems for hypersonic testing, atmospheric research, and future orbital delivery. His aviation and environmental experience aligns well with Green Launch's emphasis on practical performance and cleaner propulsion concepts. That combination helps strengthen the company's ability to evaluate launch operations not only for technical success, but also for broader mission readiness, safety considerations, and long-term sustainability in aerospace applications.
The time depends on the launch system, vehicle mass, propulsion method, and flight profile. Traditional orbital rockets typically reach orbital-class speeds over several minutes during staged ascent. Green Launch's technology focuses on achieving very high initial velocities quickly through light-gas propulsion, which can significantly accelerate payloads early in the launch sequence for specialized missions.
Speak with our team about launch goals and payload requirements.
Years of focused launch development.
Demonstrated extreme-speed launch capability.
Cleaner hydrogen-oxygen launch approach.
Share your payload goals, testing requirements, or research objectives, and our team will help determine the right launch approach.
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