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ULA successfully launches second certification flight of Vulcan rocket

Joshua Falcón · October 4, 2024

The Vulcan rocket's capabilities position it as an ideal choice for future missions, including national security and the commercial sector.

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ESA and DLR inaugurate LUNA facility for lunar simulation

Ruth Arteaga · September 29, 2024

LUNA uses 900 tons of volcanic rock to recreate the lunar surface with great realism.

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NASA robots prepare LANDO technology for future moon missions

Ruth Arteaga · September 29, 2024

NASA's LANDO system can accurately move habitats and equipment on the Moon.

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Radian Aerospace completes testing of its first reusable spaceplane

Ruth Arteaga · September 29, 2024

Radian's space plane can take off and land like a regular plane, but it reaches Earth orbit.

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SpaceX’s Crew-9 mission will bring back Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore

Isbel Lázaro · September 28, 2024

Astronauts are expected to return in February 2025.

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Soyuz MS-25 capsule returns to Earth with three astronauts after record mission on the ISS

Isbel Lázaro · September 28, 2024

NASA provided live coverage of the return and mission-related activities.

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NASA invites the public to participate virtually in the launch of SpaceX Crew-9

Isbel Lázaro · September 27, 2024

The public will have access to exclusive content and the opportunity to receive a collectible digital stamp after liftoff.

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Blue Origin successfully completes second stage of the New Glenn

Ruth Arteaga · September 26, 2024

The New Glenn second stage achieved 173,000 lbf of thrust, exceeding the initial limits predicted for the BE-3U engine.

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China launches Smart Dragon-3 rocket from sea, deploying eight satellites into orbit

Joshua Falcón · September 25, 2024

The use of offshore satellite launches favors future missions, avoiding exclusive dependence on their terrestrial bases.

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Deep Blue Aerospace’s Nebula-1 rocket fails on landing

Ruth Arteaga · September 24, 2024

The Nebula-1 rocket is 90% composed of 3D printed parts.

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Aerospace

Construction

Mining

Power Generation

Robotics

Transport

ULA successfully launches second certification flight of Vulcan rocket

ESA and DLR inaugurate LUNA facility for lunar simulation

NASA robots prepare LANDO technology for future moon missions

Radian Aerospace completes testing of its first reusable spaceplane

SpaceX’s Crew-9 mission will bring back Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore

Soyuz MS-25 capsule returns to Earth with three astronauts after record mission on the ISS

NASA invites the public to participate virtually in the launch of SpaceX Crew-9

Blue Origin successfully completes second stage of the New Glenn

China launches Smart Dragon-3 rocket from sea, deploying eight satellites into orbit

Deep Blue Aerospace’s Nebula-1 rocket fails on landing