The ILR-33 BURSZTYN 2K suborbital rocket, developed at the Łukasiewicz - Institute of Aviation in Poland, made history by becoming the world's first rocket to use 98 percent hydrogen peroxide as an oxidizer. The successful space journey on July 3, 2024, marked a significant milestone for Polish space technology. Magdalena Frańczak of POLSA mentioned that detailed technical information about the flight would be disclosed soon. The project, with support from POLSA, highlights the environmental advantages of utilizing high-concentration hydrogen peroxide in rocket propulsion. Director Paweł Stężycki emphasized the project's goal to demonstrate the feasibility of sustainable and eco-friendly transportation solutions in space. With a velocity of almost 1.4 km/s, the rocket is poised to play a vital role in atmospheric research and deploying scientific experiments to propel advancements in science, technology, and industry.