H2 Starfire Engine

The H2 Starfire Engine is a type of rocket engine designed to use liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen as propellants. Specifically, it is a cryogenic engine that operates on the principle of combustion of these fuels to produce thrust. The H2 designation indicates the use of hydrogen, which is stored at extremely low temperatures to maintain its liquid state. The engine is notable for its high efficiency and performance capabilities, often used in space launch vehicles and other aerospace applications. Its design allows for a significant thrust-to-weight ratio, making it suitable for lifting payloads into orbit. The Starfire name reflects its association with advanced propulsion technologies and represents a commitment to developing next-generation space exploration engines.