Startup Relativity Space Eyes Cape Canaveral Launch Site

January 17, 2019
Artist's concept of Terran 1 launch.
Credit: Relativity Space
CAPE CANAVERAL—Los Angeles-based startup Relativity Space, which is developing a 3D-printed small satellite launcher, plans to fly from Cape Canaveral’s Space Launch Complex 16, the company announced on Jan. 17. In addition to an orbital launch facility, Relativity plans to build a vehicle...

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