Haven Demo
In-space testbed for Haven-1 space station technologies

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Haven Demo achieved mission success after deploying from SpaceX’s Bandwagon-4 flight on November 2, 2025.
Haven Demo achieved mission success after deploying from SpaceX’s Bandwagon-4 flight on November 2, 2025.
Haven-1
Haven Demo
Launched November 2025
Mass:
Power:
Orbit:
552.19 kg
1,100 W
45°, 510 km
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Systems and technologies
Haven Demo features components built in-house by Vast and our partners. The mission’s primary objective is to validate their performance and quality ahead of launching Haven-1.

- 01. X-band multi-antenna dome
- 02. Deployable Solar Array
- 03. Star trackers (2)
- 04. Ultra-high frequency antenna (2)
- 05. S-Band antenna (6)
- 06. Satellite to satellite L-Band radio (IDRS) (1) and antennas (5)
- 07. Flight computers and networking devices (4)
- 08. Sun sensors (4)
- 09. 40L Ethane tank
- 10. 4K cameras (3)
- 11. 240L Nitrous oxide tank
- 12. Impulse Saiph thrusters (3)
- 13. Inertial measurement units (2)
- 14. GPS Antenna (4)
- 15. Cold gas thrusters (24)
- 16. Batteries (2)
- 17. Power Distribution Unit
- 18. Maximum Power Point Tracker
- 19. s-band radio (2)
Live tracking
Track Haven Demo’s mission elapse time, speed, altitude, orbital period, mean motion, inclination, and longitude and latitude in real time.


Live tracking
Track Haven Demo’s mission elapse time, speed, altitude, orbital period, mean motion, inclination, and longitude and latitude in real time.
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Mission phases
Commissioning
Nominal Operations
Spin Demo
Final Operations
Deorbit
Haven Demo to Haven-1 and beyond
Insights from Haven Demo inform the continued development of Haven-1, the world's first commercial space station, and Haven-2, the proposed successor to the International Space Station.

Haven Demo
In-orbit test bed for critical space station technologies


























