The End Of An Era- The Last Delta Launches this Week
After 64 years and 389 successful launches, United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) Delta rocket family is set to retire with the launch of the last Delta IV Heavy later this week.
As Launch Cadences Increase, Are They Still Newsworthy?
“Even the local newspapers had nothing to say about the launch and that sonic boom from the booster return. What happened to the media coverage of rocket launches? I left Florida wanting to see more launches, and learn all I could about space.”
Chris Leymarie
The Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Has Made Its Last Flight
In a press conference Thursday, NASA administrator Bill Nelson announced the conclusion of the highly successful Ingenuity mission.
For Now, It’s Bye-Bye Antares, Hello Falcon 9: Cygnus Resupply Mission to the ISS Next Week
Northrop Grumman (NG) and SpaceX are set to launch the Cygnus spacecraft aboard a Falcon 9 rocket next week from Florida to the International Space Station. The launch window opens at 12:29 PM on Monday, January 29th.
Revolution in the Skies: The Evolution and Impact of Reusable Rocket Technology
In the realm of space exploration, the notion of reusable rockets has seen a transformative development, one that has laid the framework for how humanity ventures into the cosmos in the immediate future.
Say Goodbye to SpaceX’s Record-Breaking Booster
Last Saturday, SpaceX made history again, flying and landing booster B1058 for a record-breaking 19th time.
Amazon Books Launches With SpaceX For Kuiper Internet Project
SpaceX announced on Friday that Amazon has purchased three launches for their Project Kuiper internet satellite initiative.
NASA Announces Boeing Starliner Launch Date – It Will Be A History Maker
After two uncrewed flight tests and years of delays due to technical issues, NASA announced today that the first manned Boeing Starliner Crew Capsule now has a launch date. NASA’s Phil McAlister said today during a NASA Advisory Council Committee meeting that Starliner is on track to launch aboard an Atlas V rocket on April 14, 2024 from Cape Canaveral. Backup opportunities are available April 15th and 18th.
SpaceX’s Starship Launch Culminates in Unexpected RUD: An Onsite Report from Boca Chica
In an event that captivated space enthusiasts worldwide, SpaceX’s latest Starship vehicle, hailed as the most powerful rocket ever manufactured, encountered an unexpected conclusion in its test flight early this morning. The day began with an air of excitement and anticipation as crowds gathered at Boca Chica, Texas, with the closure of Boca Chica Blvd. at midnight.
Starship Repairs Made, Vehicle Being Readied For Launch
Boca Chica, TX -Starbase- After a disappointing launch delay yesterday, SpaceX crews remained busy throughout the night to correct an issue with the grid fin actuators on the Starship Super Heavy.
