Weekly Dose of Space (23/8-29/8)
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! Last week saw five missions heading to orbit globally, with just one serving more than a sole
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! Last week saw five missions heading to orbit globally, with just one serving more than a sole
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, the agency's latest great observatory, is now in space after years of work, launched
Europe's Ariane 6 performed its first mission towards geostationary space earlier today, August 27th, with a mission departing the Guiana Space Center
SpaceX announced today, August 25th, that they are going to develop a launch site in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana, dedicated to their in-development fully
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw nine orbital launches occurring, with at least one each day. Meanwhile, news has China&
It was a hopeful night, on July 3rd, when the last Pegasus-XL carried the Katalyst Space-developed 'LINK' spacecraft into low
August 10th saw Japan's H3 rocket depart from the Tanegashima Space Center and reach a geostationary transfer orbit for the delivery of
Rocket Lab, operator of the sleek Electron rocket and manufacturer of many spacecraft parts and satellites that have ventured as far as the Moon,
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week had another four orbital launch attempts occurring, with one sadly failing. News from the week
Blue Origin shared on August 12th that it plans to establish a second New Glenn launch pad in Florida, without providing a timeline for
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! Last week had four launches taking place globally, with most to expand space-based connectivity constellations. News
SpaceX held its first quarterly earnings call on the afternoon of August 4th, having become a publicly traded company in mid-June. That call