Space energy
We aim to generate, store, manage, and deliver energy for people and systems operating in space. This is a development direction; an in-orbit energy demonstration has not taken place.
Space energy plansABOUT COPERNICUS
Energy, beyond Earth.
Copernicus Sust Space is a space initiative run by Hirayama Daiki (平山大貴). With space energy at its core, it publishes plans for the uncrewed Nicolaus 1 rocket and long-term exploration of the Moon and Mars.
- Planning stage
- No flight attempt yet
OUR DIRECTION
What we are working toward.
Nicolaus 1
Our first planned uncrewed rocket targets at least 100 km in altitude, data transmission and storage, ocean splashdown, and recovery. Flight hardware has not been built.
Nicolaus 1 missionMoon, Mars, and beyond
Human habitats and space travel are long-term concepts. We distinguish these ambitions from current capabilities. There are no travel bookings, sales, or operations.
Read the roadmapSITE OPERATOR
平山大貴
Hirayama Daiki
I run Copernicus Sust Space. This site brings together our space energy direction, the Nicolaus 1 mission plan, and the current state of development.
Also written as Hirayama Daiki / HirayamaDaiki