SpaceX’s Starship V3 Hits Major Milestones in Successful Debut Flight
SpaceX's upgraded Starship V3 successfully completed its first test flight, demonstrating improved heat shield durability and a new satellite deployment system.
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SpaceX Starship V3 Debuts With Successful Splashdown and Upgraded Payload Tech
SpaceX's Starship V3 completed its first test flight, demonstrating improved heat shield durability and a new Starlink deployment mechanism.
Shuttle Veterans Tom Akers and Joe Tanner Inducted Into Astronaut Hall of Fame
NASA veterans Tom Akers and Joe Tanner, both known for critical Hubble and ISS spacewalks, are inducted into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame.
Shuttle Veterans Tom Akers and Joe Tanner Inducted into Astronaut Hall of Fame
Space shuttle veterans Tom Akers and Joe Tanner have been officially inducted into the US Astronaut Hall of Fame at the Kennedy Space Center.
SpaceX Hits Major Milestone With Starship V3 Debut
The first test flight of SpaceX's Starship V3 saw a successful Indian Ocean splashdown and improved payload deployment, despite some Raptor 3 engine hiccups.
SpaceX Debuts Starship V3 with Mixed Results in High-Stakes Test Flight
SpaceX's latest Starship V3 rocket took flight from Starbase, testing a design overhaul. While payloads deployed, engine failures led to a skipped orbital relight.
SpaceX’s Starship V3 Debut Ends in Booster Failure and Mid-Flight Engine Loss
The first flight of the upgraded Starship V3 saw the loss of its Super Heavy booster and a Raptor engine failure, coinciding with SpaceX's public IPO filing.
FAA clears Blue Origin to resume New Glenn flights after upper-stage failure
The FAA has lifted the grounding of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket following an April mishap that resulted in the loss of an AST SpaceMobile satellite.
Explosions, Ego, and Enterprise: The Chaotic State of the New Space Race
From SpaceX's volatile Starship tests to Blue Origin's TeraWave and Boeing's Starliner struggles, the commercial space race is entering a high-stakes phase.
ESA Chief Warns Against ‘Passenger’ Status in NASA-Dependent Space Race
European Space Agency head Josef Aschbacher argues that Europe must build its own human spaceflight capabilities to avoid being 'passengers' to shifting US policies.