SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Test Fires on Historic Shuttle Pad… Prepares for Saturday’s Launch
This will be the first launch from pad 39A since the orbiter Atlantis blasted off on the shuttle program’s final flight in July 2011.
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SpaceX Shuffles Schedule…Working on New Launch Pad for a February Launch
SpaceX has not released any details about the extent of the damage to the Air Force launch complex, but the company already...
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Spaceport America’s Inaugural Rocketry Competition—Spaceport America Cup
Teams will be launching and recovering rockets all three days.
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Hispasat 36W-1 Dismounts In French Guiana
Arriving aboard a chartered Antonov An-124 cargo jetliner was Hispasat 36W-1...
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A Fairing Kind Of Day For Arianespace
Arianespace “topped off” the Ariane 5 launcher with installation of the payload fairing over the four Galileo spacecraft and their payload dispenser.
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Ciao! And G’day! Come Together To Go Up Together… Italy & Australia Collaborate In Space Endeavors
“The success of this test launch takes us one step closer to the realization of hypersonic flight.”
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MT Aerospace’s Big Contract For Big Mechanical Job At ARIANE 6 Ground Facilities
This move is associated with a change in the governance of the European launcher sector, based on a sharing of responsibility...
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A Rocket Hardware Challenge Has Been Issued By United Launch Alliance
The company invites participants to design a launch support attachment bracket for the new Atlas V rocket.
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The Flukey Incidents That Delayed The Launch Of ULA’s WorldView-4 Satellite
At its peak the fire had 1,052 fire fighters from more than 50 agencies and multiple aircraft in a battle to save life, property, and national defense facilities.
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