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CHROMATOGRAPHY AND SEPARATION SCIENCE
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John M Quinn, J Chem Tech App 2018, Volume 2
SARGE SRLV PATHFINDER MISSION REVIEW
Statement of the Problem: Exos believes it’s far to hard to get research pay-
loads to space and we’ve made it our quest to do something about it. Utilizing
our SPACEedu… program we can help educators put payloads in space in as
little as 60 days (and that’s because the regulations have not caught up with
our capabilities yet and that’s how long it takes for payload reviews in the US).
Next our SPACEaid… program will allow us to conduct hundreds of biomedical
research experiments (per flight) aboard our reusable launch vehicles that are
built to be turned around and flown again within a few days of recovery. And fi-
nally our third area of focus is SPACEbuild… where we envision companies us-
ing the microgravity and vacuum environment of space to manufacture goods
that simply cannot be manufactured or compounds that can’t be blended in
the earth’s atmosphere. Exos is excited to share our flight experience with you
at the Satellite and Space and Conference and open your eyes to the possibili-
ties frequent suborbital and small orbital launches can enable.
Fig.1. The Pathfinder launch of the Exos SARGE SRLV on August 25th 2018
Biography
John M Quinn started his career as a member of
the US Navy’s Silent Service. Having traversed the
depths of the ocean, developed control engineer­
ing skills and built a few engineering companies, he
shifted his focus to a quest for space. To achieve
this endeavor, John joined his friend and mentor
David Mitchell (most commonly known as a 4th
Generation Texas Oil man, founder of TRADE way
and Pastor) to cofound and lead Exos through the
development of reusable rockets. John is passion-
ate about the space and believes the next break-
through in Industry, biotech and education will be
found in the microgravity of space. Exos is near-
ing completion of their reusable SARGE suborbital
launcher that is the technological basis for their or-
bital launcher technologies. By proving their tech-
nologies on a reusable suborbital vehicle, Exos can
mitigate risk of entry as they the race to provide re-
usable orbital capability to the micro and nanosat
markets.
John M Quinn
Exos Aerospace, USA