Spacecium says its tanks can store cryogenic fuels for multiple years with zero boil-off.
Credit: Spacecium
Spacecium has raised a $6.3 million seed round to develop and demonstrate in-space cryogenic fuel storage with zero boil-off. The startup says its fuel tanks can store cryogenic fuels such as liquid oxygen, methane, and liquid hydrogen in space for multiple years. Its “Zero Boil-Off” technology can...
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