Blue Origin made some noise in Huntsville, as the former Saturn V test stand, Test Stand 4670, saw its first firing from its new operators. The short test, which took place on August 3rd, lasted between 30 and 40 seconds according to locals who heard the test firing. It has yet to be confirmed if the test was a BE4 or BE3-U. This marked the first test firing on 4670 since 1998.
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United Launch Alliance is set to launch its first commercial satellite since 2016. The SES-20 and SES-21 satellites are scheduled
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After an initially clean liftoff from Blue Origin’s Launch Site One in Van Horn Texas, an uncrewed New Shepard suffered
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The Antares rocket has once again beaten the odds. After the Russo-Ukrainian war eliminated the potential for future shipments of
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The Vega launch family is set to welcome its second vehicle tomorrow morning.
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Astra has filed with the FCC ahead of a first-time launch from KSC’s Launch Complex 48.
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JULY 20, 2021–Meet Nauka, the newest ISS module, set to launch tomorrow, July 21.
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