Sub-Orbital Delivery
Launch payloads into the stratosphere and beyond for ozone monitoring, atmospheric sensing, and related research missions requiring rapid, cost-conscious high-altitude access.
Green Launch provides specialized launch support for ozone monitoring payloads that need reliable access to the stratosphere. Built on proven light-gas propulsion testing and sub-orbital delivery capabilities, this service helps research teams gather high-altitude atmospheric data with a lower-emission, cost-conscious alternative to traditional launch methods.
Specialized launch and testing capabilities for atmospheric research, high-altitude payload delivery, and mission validation.
Launch payloads into the stratosphere and beyond for ozone monitoring, atmospheric sensing, and related research missions requiring rapid, cost-conscious high-altitude access.
Support scientific missions that collect crucial upper-atmosphere data, using vehicles designed for research access to hard-to-reach regions above conventional flight paths.
Validate payload concepts, launch parameters, and mission performance through structured test firing programs that generate actionable propulsion and velocity data.
Green Launch helps research organizations deploy ozone monitoring payloads to the stratosphere using proprietary light-gas propulsion technology. This approach supports atmospheric science missions with lower emissions, strong velocity performance, and a practical path to collecting time-sensitive environmental data. For teams studying ozone behavior, upper-atmosphere chemistry, or climate patterns, the service offers a focused alternative to conventional launch options.
Built on successful launch testing and advancing atmospheric access for research-driven payload missions.
Green Launch combines aerospace innovation with practical mission support for high-altitude research payloads.
Built on successful horizontal and vertical testing with documented high-velocity launch performance.
Hydrogen and oxygen propulsion supports cleaner launches with water vapor as the primary byproduct.
Designed to support atmospheric science, sampling missions, and specialized payload development needs.
Offers a cost-conscious alternative to traditional launch methods for qualified scientific missions.
Experienced leaders driving advanced launch innovation.
Chief Technical Officer
Dr. John W. Hunter serves as Chief Technical Officer at Green Launch and brings deep expertise in physics and high-velocity propulsion systems. He previously led the SHARP project at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, giving him a strong foundation in advanced launch concepts and extreme-speed testing. At Green Launch, he helps guide the technical development of light-gas propulsion systems used for sub-orbital delivery, atmospheric research access, and future orbital applications. His background is especially valuable for missions that require precise launch performance, dependable engineering analysis, and innovative alternatives to conventional rocket systems. Dr. Hunter's leadership supports Green Launch's goal of expanding sustainable, lower-cost access to the upper atmosphere and beyond for scientific and aerospace customers.
Strategic Outreach
Eric Robinson leads Strategic Outreach for Green Launch and contributes a blend of systems science, entrepreneurship, and aerospace application knowledge. His experience with fluid delivery systems is highly relevant to launch operations that depend on controlled propulsion performance and mission coordination. At Green Launch, he helps connect the company's technical capabilities with the needs of research organizations, aerospace partners, and payload developers seeking practical access to high-altitude environments. He plays an important role in translating complex launch technology into mission-ready solutions for customers focused on atmospheric sampling, ozone monitoring, and sub-orbital payload delivery. His work supports collaboration, customer alignment, and the broader commercialization of sustainable launch services.
Chairman of the Board
Don Whitney serves as Chairman of the Board at Green Launch and brings valuable operational perspective from his background as an Air Force pilot and environmental consultant. His experience supports the company's planning, oversight, and mission-oriented decision-making as Green Launch advances sustainable alternatives to traditional rocket launches. For customers pursuing ozone monitoring and atmospheric research, his combined aviation and environmental insight helps reinforce the company's commitment to practical execution and responsible innovation. He contributes to the strategic direction of launch programs designed for scientific payloads, sub-orbital access, and future orbital delivery. His leadership helps Green Launch balance technical ambition with disciplined operations and long-term mission value.
Stratospheric ozone monitoring launch service provides the launch capability needed to carry scientific instruments into the upper atmosphere for ozone measurement and related environmental research. Green Launch supports these missions using light-gas propulsion technology suited for sub-orbital payload delivery, helping research teams access high-altitude data collection zones more efficiently than many conventional launch approaches.
Talk with Green Launch about payload goals and launch requirements.
Nine years advancing launch technology.
Multiple validated field launch demonstrations.
Lower-emission launch system approach.
Share your payload goals, research timeline, and mission requirements to explore the right launch approach 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