UNA EXPRESS-II

UNA EXPRESS-II

Microgravity Test Platform 

Microgravity Test Platform 

Microgravity Test Platform 

UNA EXPRESS-II

UNA EXPRESS-II is a two-stage suborbital launch vehicle designed to reach the Kármán line (100 km), the boundary between Earth and space, and provide a high-quality microgravity environment. It uses kerosene and liquid oxygen as propellants and is equipped with an electric pump-fed cycle and the VOLTA-52H engine.

UNA EXPRESS-II applies precision guidance and control, stage separation, and fairing separation technologies. It will verify the technologies required for satellite launch, secure reliability, and serve as a stepping stone toward UNA EXPRESS-III, UNASTELLA’s orbital launch vehicle.

Height

11.5 m

Diameter

1 m

Max Altitude

100 km

Engine

VOLTA-52H

Launch Site

Korea

VOLTA-52H engine​

VOLTA-52H is Korea’s first launch vehicle engine to use an electric pump-fed cycle. As the embodiment of UNASTELLA’s core technologies, it delivers the world’s highest power output among launch vehicle engines using an electric pump-fed cycle.

Through UNA EXPRESS-I, UNASTELLA developed not only a flight-proven combustor but also all major components, including batteries, motors, inverters, and valves, entirely with domestic technology.

It also adopts a modular configuration for future engine clustering.
VOLTA-52H is undergoing performance testing across Korea, including Yeoju, Daejeon, Changwon, and Goheung, and is being prepared to become the heart of UNA EXPRESS-II. It produces 52 kN of thrust at sea level and 63.5 kN in vacuum, supporting mission performance with rapid startup stability and precise throttle control.

Thrust

52 kN

Propellant

LOX / JET A-1

Propellant Feed System

Elecpump-fed

UNA EXPRESS II

UNA EXPRESS-II

UNA EXPRESS-II is a two-stage suborbital launch vehicle designed to reach the Kármán line (100 km), the boundary between Earth and space, and provide a high-quality microgravity environment. It uses kerosene and liquid oxygen as propellants and is equipped with an electric pump-fed cycle and the VOLTA-52H engine.

UNA EXPRESS-II applies precision guidance and control, stage separation, and fairing separation technologies. It will verify the technologies required for satellite launch, secure reliability, and serve as a stepping stone toward UNA EXPRESS-III, UNASTELLA’s orbital launch vehicle.

UNA EXPRESS-II is a two-stage suborbital launch vehicle designed to reach the Kármán line (100 km), the boundary between Earth and space, and provide a high-quality microgravity environment. It uses kerosene and liquid oxygen as propellants and is equipped with an electric pump-fed cycle and the VOLTA-52H engine.

UNA EXPRESS-II applies precision guidance and control, stage separation, and fairing separation technologies. It will verify the technologies required for satellite launch, secure reliability, and serve as a stepping stone toward UNA EXPRESS-III, UNASTELLA’s orbital launch vehicle.

Height

Height

11.5 m

11.5 m

Diameter

Diameter

1 m

1 m

Max Altitude

Max Altitude

100 km

100 km

Engine

Engine

VOLTA-52H

VOLTA-52H

Launch Site

Launch Site

Korea

Korea

Korea

VOLTA-52H engine​

VOLTA-52H is Korea’s first launch vehicle engine to use an electric pump-fed cycle. As the embodiment of UNASTELLA’s core technologies, it delivers the world’s highest power output among launch vehicle engines using an electric pump-fed cycle.

Through UNA EXPRESS-I, UNASTELLA developed not only a flight-proven combustor but also all major components, including batteries, motors, inverters, and valves, entirely with domestic technology.

It also adopts a modular configuration for future engine clustering.
VOLTA-52H is undergoing performance testing across Korea, including Yeoju, Daejeon, Changwon, and Goheung, and is being prepared to become the heart of UNA EXPRESS-II. It produces 52 kN of thrust at sea level and 63.5 kN in vacuum, supporting mission performance with rapid startup stability and precise throttle control.

Thrust

52 kN

Propellant

LOX / JET A-1

Propellant Feed System

Elecpump-fed

VOLTA-52H engine​

VOLTA-52H is Korea’s first launch vehicle engine to use an electric pump-fed cycle. As the embodiment of UNASTELLA’s core technologies, it delivers the world’s highest power output among launch vehicle engines using an electric pump-fed cycle.

Through UNA EXPRESS-I, UNASTELLA developed not only a flight-proven combustor but also all major components, including batteries, motors, inverters, and valves, entirely with domestic technology.

It also adopts a modular configuration for future engine clustering.
VOLTA-52H is undergoing performance testing across Korea, including Yeoju, Daejeon, Changwon, and Goheung, and is being prepared to become the heart of UNA EXPRESS-II. It produces 52 kN of thrust at sea level and 63.5 kN in vacuum, supporting mission performance with rapid startup stability and precise throttle control.

Thrust

52 kN

Propellant

LOX / JET A-1

Propellant Feed System

Elecpump-fed

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