December 5, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, commercial spaceflight, Dragon, falcon 9, Florida, international space station, outer space, Science, space, spacecraft, spaceflight, SpaceX, TC
SpaceX successfully launches re-used Dragon cargo capsule for its third trip to the Space Station SpaceX has launched its nineteenth resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) on behalf of NASA. The launch took place at 12:29 PM EST (9:29 AM PST) from Cape Canaveral in Florida, with a Falcon 9 […]
December 5, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, boeing, ceo, Dragon, Elon Musk, falcon 9, hyperloop, international space station, jim bridenstine, outer space, space, spaceflight, SpaceX, TC
SpaceX nears milestone on key crew launch system test SpaceX is keeping relatively close to schedule on one of the bold timelines pronounced by its CEO Elon Musk – an unusual but welcome twist from the company’s track record of sticking to its predicted timelines. Specifically, SpaceX notes that it has now […]
December 5, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, Dragon, Elon Musk, falcon 9, hyperloop, international space station, outer space, Science, space, spacecraft, spaceflight, SpaceX, TC
Watch SpaceX launch a new ‘robot hotel’ and more to the Space Station live It’s take two for SpaceX’s CRS-19 mission, the 19th Commercial Resupply Mission (see how that works?) it’s flying under contract with NASA. The goal of these missions is to ferry supplies, experimental materials and other equipment to the […]
December 4, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, Dragon, falcon 9, Florida, international space station, outer space, space, spacecraft, spaceflight, SpaceX, TC
Watch SpaceX launch a twice-flown Dragon capsule to the ISS live SpaceX is set to launch its 19th Commercial Resupply Mission (CRS) for the International Space Station today, with a liftoff time scheduled for 12:51 PM EST (9:51 AM EST). The launch will take off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in […]
December 3, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, economy, Francois Chopard, funding, satellite, SpaceX, TC
An investor’s perspective on the current state of the global space startup industry Investment in space startups is significant and growing, and the opportunities available to commercial players in space exploration, research and industrialization are multiplying. But for non-expert investors and observers, these opportunities can seem obtuse and obscured, buried in technical […]
December 3, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, international space station, Radiation, Robotics, robots, Science, SpaceX, TC
NASA will launch a ‘robot hotel’ to the Space Station on its next SpaceX resupply mission NASA is going to be sending something it calls a ‘robot hotel’ to the International Space Station aboard the next commercial resupply mission, which is set to launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket this week. […]
November 25, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, booster, ceo, Electron, falcon, falcon 9, outer space, peter beck, Rocket Lab, space, spacecraft, spaceflight, SpaceX, TC, tokyo
Rocket Lab readies Electron for the first launch with rocket recovery systems on board Rocket Lab is getting ready to fly its tenth mission, which the first official launch window during which it could happen set for this week on November 29. Aside from being a milestone 10th mission (dubbed ‘Running Out […]
November 25, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, artist, Blue Origin, car, ceo, Elon Musk, Florida, hyperloop, max q, metal, nanoracks, outer space, Sierra Nevada Corporation, space, space Shuttle, spaceflight, SpaceX, Startups, steel, TC, Tesla, Texas
Max Q: NASA signs up new Moon delivery companies Sign up here to receive Max Q weekly in your inbox, starting December 15. There were lot of highlights in the space industry this past week (even though a rocket launch that was supposed to happened is now pushed to Monday). The biggest […]
November 20, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, BFR, ceo, Elon Musk, Florida, hyperloop, outer space, raptor, space, spacecraft, spaceflight, SpaceX, Starship, TC, Texas
SpaceX’s Starship Mk1 fails during testing, next step will be to move to a newer design SpaceX’s Starship Mk1 prototype encountered an explosive failure during early testing in Texas on Wednesday – you can see exactly what happened in the video below, but basically it blew its lid during cryogenic testing – […]
November 18, 2019 No Comments Aerospace, Artemis program, Astrobotic Technology, Blue Origin, commercial lunar payload services, google lunar x prize, jeff bezos, Lockheed Martin, Moon Express, NASA, northrop grumman, outer space, Sierra Nevada Corporation, space, space tourism, spaceflight, SpaceX, TC
NASA adds SpaceX, Blue Origin and more to list of companies set to make deliveries to the surface of the Moon NASA has added five companies to the list of vendors that are cleared to bid on contracts for the agency’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program. This list, which already includes […]
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