STARSHOT AEROSPACEContact 
S-211-121 / CONCEPT CONFIGURATION
STARSHOT
AEROSPACE
Supersonic transport and advanced propulsion, developed in Britain.
01 / MISSION
Engineering faster ways through the atmosphere and beyond it.
Starshot Aerospace is an early-stage British aerospace engineering project. Our work centres on high-speed aircraft architecture, propulsion research, simulation and the disciplined development of testable ideas.
02 / AIR SYSTEMS
CONCEPT STUDY
S-211-121
A joined-wing supersonic transport.
A 49-metre passenger aircraft concept built around an 18-metre box-wing configuration. The programme explores efficient supersonic cruise, structural integration and practical high-speed transport.
- Programme lead
- Jakub Krupski
- Current work
- Configuration studies & simulation
- Classification
- Preliminary concept
CONFIGURATION STUDY / S-211
Joined-wing flight configuration render
DESIGN EVOLUTION
A configuration is a question made visible.
Starshot uses comparative geometry studies to explore packaging, lift, stability and propulsion integration before a configuration is treated as a technical baseline. These images document design development; they are not photographs of a completed aircraft.
03 / PROPULSION
EARLY RESEARCH
HERALD
Small-engine research. Serious engineering discipline.
Herald is Starshot's experimental liquid-propulsion research programme. It provides a focused route into modelling, injector development, instrumentation, test planning and safe propulsion operations.
- Programme lead
- Founder / Chief Engineer, Rocketry
- Current work
- Requirements & design analysis
- Hardware status
- Not flight proven
04 / COMPANY
Start narrow.
Build evidence.
Earn the horizon.
Starshot is building from simulation and preliminary design toward increasingly capable physical demonstrations. Every public claim is separated into requirement, estimate, simulation result or verified test.
Performance-led design
02Common systems and tools
03Evidence before claims
LONG HORIZON / SPACE SYSTEMS
The focus is near-term. The horizon is not.
Scientific spacecraft remain a long-range ambition. Current company work stays centred on high-speed air systems, propulsion and the engineering tools needed to make later missions credible.