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They reached 113 km altitude on flight #3 on May 3 this year (IIRC making them the 1st non-US fully private start-up to reach above 100 km), but the 4th flight on July 27 had an early engine shutdown.
@realChefJared & @mikusingularity will be thrilled to hear that *the* Japanese singer superstar Hatsune Miku - actually two of them - will be hitching a ride on this flight! 
https://twitter.com/chodenzi/status/1199133901362356224 …
....and it's not a flight from Japan without a mission logo by the author of Space Brothers. 
(I don't have the time to get through the 100 anime episodes yet though - need to get through Evangelion for Christmas first 
)https://twitter.com/ina111/status/1208913423087460352 …
If it passes the Karman line this will be the second time Miku has been to space, previously on Akatsuki (Venus Climate Orbiter) in 2010. Thread I made on that:https://twitter.com/BehindTheGlass4/status/1190698970441498626 …
I remember @DJSnM did a video on the most recent MOMO4 launch that didn't go so well..... Let's just hope Miku doesn't meet the same fate.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpRm1-XF9oM …
It looks like the SOMESAT project has survived, but isn't orbital anymore. https://www.orbiter-forum.com/showthread.php?t=35300 … In another universe, Miku is part of an even bigger space program. https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Hatsunia#Aerospace …
Holy cow, somebody put a lot of time and effort into that. I love it!pic.twitter.com/HP0tycCgi9
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