Australia's first domestically-made rocket, Eris-1, developed by Gilmour Space, made its first brief debut test flight earlier on July 29th. The debut mission of Eris-1 has been in work for several
A Falcon 9 launched from Space Launch Complex 40, in Florida, at 06:30 am UTC on July 16th, heading for low Earth orbit carrying a batch of Kuiper satellites for Amazon. In
United Launch Alliance's Atlas V rocket roared from Space Launch Complex 41, in Florida, carrying the second batch of 27 satellites for Amazon's Kuiper internet-providing mega-constellation into low Earth
Axiom Space, SpaceX, and NASA have been preparing for the launch of the Axiom-4 mission for the past week now, with liftoff atop of a Falcon 9 from Launch Complex 39A delayed multiple
SpaceX's prototype fully-reusable Starship-Super Heavy blasted off from South Texas on May 27th at 23:36 pm Universal Standard Time for the vehicle's ninth test flight. This test flight
Amazon's first Kuiper mission, KA-01 (for Kuiper Atlas 1), blasted off from Space Launch Complex 41, in Florida, atop of United Launch Alliance's Atlas V at 23:01 UTC
On March 30th at 12:30 PM CEST (9:30 AM CEST, or 6:30 AM CST.) Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket lifted off on it's inaugural test flight from
NASA's SpaceX Crew-10 mission has lifted off from Launch Complex 39A at 23:03 pm Universal Coordinated Time with Crew Dragon 'Endurance' atop of a Falcon 9 rocket. Onboard
SpaceX conducted Starship-Super Heavy's eighth flight test yesterday, lifting off at 23:30 Universal Coordinated Time. This flight test was utilizing Ship 34, the second 'Block 2' Starship upper-stage,
Yesterday, February 4th, Blue Origin performed its twenty-ninth New Shepard mission carrying a variety of payloads above the Kármán line. For this mission following the separation of the booster, New Shepard's
Early in the morning of January 29th, the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India's premier spaceport, hosted its 100th launch when a GSLV MkII rocket blasted off from the space centre'
Yesterday, January 16th, SpaceX conducted Starship-Super Heavy's seventh flight test, beginning at 22:37 pm Universal Coordinated Time. This flight test utilized Ship 33, the first 'Block 2' Starship
