Isar Makes A Splash With First Test Flight of Spectrum
On March 30th at 12:30 PM CEST (9:30 AM CEST, or 6:30 AM CST.) Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket lifted
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Isar Aerospace Prepares to Perform First Launch from Europe
German launch company Isar Aerospace announced today, March 17th, that it has received regulatory approval from the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority to launch its
Relativity Space Returns From Brief "Hiatus"
After a five month period of (relative) silence, Relativity Space is back with a whole bunch of new information on their Terran R rocket and more!
SpaceX Suffers Second Catastrophic Failure During Starship Test Flight
SpaceX conducted Starship-Super Heavy's eighth flight test yesterday, lifting off at 23:30 Universal Coordinated Time. This flight test was utilizing
Neutron Aiming For Debut in Second Half of 2025, Ocean Landings in 2026
At the end of February, Rocket Lab conducted its fourth quarter earnings call, the last regarding 2024, and provided an update on Neutron, new
SpaceX to reattempt failed flight NET February 28th
A little over a month ago, SpaceX flew Starship-Super Heavy's seventh flight test. During that flight test the company managed to
SpaceX Catches Booster, Starship Becomes a Firework
Yesterday, January 16th, SpaceX conducted Starship-Super Heavy's seventh flight test, beginning at 22:37 pm Universal Coordinated Time. This flight test
New Glenn soars in debut mission!
Under the power of seven BE-4 engines, New Glenn soared from Launch Complex 36, heading to space for the first time! Following liftoff
2024 Space Wrapped: Dawn of the Reusable Era
2024 has been another amazing year for the global space industry, so let's go over the highlights of this year! Starship cadence
Starship's seventh flight set for no earlier than January 10th
Just over a month and a half ago, SpaceX's in-development fully reusable Starship-Super Heavy launch vehicle performed its sixth flight
New Glenn Fires Up
Blue Origins New Glenn rocket roars to life during a 7 engine static fire early this evening. (Mini Article)
KAIROS Inches Closer to Orbit With Failed Second Launch
Japanese launch company Space One launched its second KAIROS vehicle at 11:00 am Japan Standard Time (02:00 am Universal Coordinated Time) from