As we get closer to the first launch of New Glenn, and with it, the first booster landing attempt, Blue Origin is continuing to prepare. […]
Category: Development
Sierra Space Is Working On An Even Bigger Inflatable Habitat
Sierra Space wants to send an inflatable habitat with more volume than the entire International Space Station into space on a single 7m fairing launch. […]
Will New Glenn Be Ready In Time For Its Maiden Flight?
We now have both an official launch timeframe and a progress report relating to New Glenn’s current status. As of right now, the company has […]
New Glenn’s Maiden Flight Payloads Are Ready For Integration
As of right now, Blue Origin is still pushing toward a launch of New Glenn by the end of the year. With it already being […]
Rocket Lab Just Hot Fired Its New Archimedes Engine
While Rocket Lab continues to launch the Electron rocket and pursue partial reusability, they also have been ramping up work on the next-generation Neutron launch […]
SpaceX’s Flight 5 Booster Is Getting Ready To Launch
Earlier today only a bit over a month since the last Starship flight, SpaceX completed a full-duration booster static fire. With this, they provided multiple […]
SpaceX’s Starship Raptor 3 Engine Is About To Start Testing
Some of the most important parts of any launch vehicle are its engines. Both its efficiency and power among other factors can have a massive […]
SpaceX Could Be Preparing To Catch Starship’s Booster
After the most recent integrated flight test and Super Heavy splashdown in the ocean, we started to hear about the possibility of a booster catch […]
Intuitive Machines Is Getting Ready For A Second Moon Landing Attempt
Earlier this year in February Intuitive Machines, a U.S. company, managed to touchdown on the Moon, albeit, sideways after the lander tipped over. While not […]
The First Commercial Space Station Module Is Almost Ready
We are starting to get real close to the addition of commercial space stations in orbit. One company in particular, Axiom Space, has its first […]