SpaceX Performs Three Falcon Launches Within Thirteen Hours
On October 1st and 2nd, SpaceX conducted a trio of launches into orbit with its Falcon series of launch vehicles from both coasts of
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Proxima Report - Q3 2026
The Q3 2026 Proxima Report examines the quarter’s defining moments in space, from orbital launches and major missions to industry funding, economic developments, and the events shaping the road ahead.
Starship Enters Orbit for Two Hours, Deploys Starlink Satellites
Lifting off from Starbase, Texas, at 12:48 pm Universal Coordinated Time on September 28th, SpaceX's Starship-Super Heavy began its fourteenth
Starship Splashes Down Gently for First Time, Booster Slams Into Gulf
On July 24th, for its latest flight test of Starship-Super Heavy, its thirteenth to date, SpaceX flew its second 'Block 3'
How Many Reusable Boosters Will China Fly by Year's End?
After a decade-long wait, there are now two nations in possession of operational reusable rockets, the United States and China. The former has
Japan's H3 Rocket Returns With Flight of New Variant
Departing from the Tanegashima Space Center, Kagoshima Prefecture, in the early hours of June 12th, Japan's H3 rocket returned to space as
New Glenn Explodes, Significantly Damaging Sole Launch Pad
At around 21:00 pm Florida local time on May 28th (01:00 am Universal Coordinated Time on May 29th), New Glenn exploded during
Starship 'Block 3' Flights Begin With a Bumpy Start
Having spent the first part of the year commissioning a new launch pad and vehicle upgrades, Starship's twelfth flight test took place
First 'Block 3' Starship-Super Heavy Flight Set for May 19th
SpaceX has recently shared via social media and its website that Starship-Super Heavy's twelfth flight tests, the first with a '
Why We Should Put Quantum Computers in Space
Quantum computers are extraordinarily fragile. Yet the vacuum of space may offer exactly the conditions they need to thrive.
SpaceX Nearing First Flight of 'Block 3' Starship-Super Heavy
Six months ago, SpaceX flew its final 'Block 2' Starship-Super Heavy launch vehicle, concluding test flights in 2025 with two successes
Orbital Data Center: Innovation, or IPO Theater?
With the boom in AI and the rapid rise in demand of data centers, companies are starting to look to the heavens as the future haven of computation.