Colorado Ultraviolet Transit Experiment (CUTE) has provided fresh insights into extreme atmospheres of gas giants known as hot Jupiters.
Fusion-powered engines might drastically reduce travel time to the Moon and Mars.
California-based startup Helicity Space has successfully raised $5 million in a recent seed funding round.
Prominent space companies Airbus Ventures, TRE Ventures, Voyager Space Holdings, E2MC Space, Urania Ventures, and Gaingels have all invested in Helicity, according to a press release.
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China’s Interstellar Glory Hyperbolic 2 rocket achieves historic reusable flight, showcasing rapid reuse and technological advancements.
China soars to new heights! Interstellar Glory’s Hyperbolic 2 rocket nails reusable flight, reshaping space exploration!
SpaceX is making significant progress in the development and testing of the Starship, with the completion of roof and wall structures, installation of cryo pipe insulation, and advanced development of the booster in the Rocket Garden.
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SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy is set to increase its liftoff rate significantly over the next few years, potentially launching up to 100 times per year by 2025, and competing for defense contracts against United Launch Alliance.
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SpaceX’s ambitious plans for Starship in 2024 will revolutionize space travel and set the groundwork for critical missions such as Artemis in the foreseeable future.
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It happened! Starship and SuperHeavy Did Launch for the second time. All 33 raptors were working. Hot staging went as planned. But then both the Booster 9 and Ship 25 were lost. What exactly went wrong and what does it mean for the future of Starship?
This week at Starbase a new sign is installed at the launch site, Booster 10 appears nearly complete, and construction continues at the build site, Massey’s Test Site, Sanchez and the launch site, while over at Cape Canaveral, SpaceX continues Starlink launch and recovery operations while getting ready for the next Falcon Heavy launch, and we review the latest batch of flyover photos courtesy of Greg Scott and Farielle Mohan.
SpaceX’s newly leaked version of the lunar Starship has been significantly updated to overcome the unique challenges of lunar exploration, demonstrating their commitment to developing technology essential for future missions to the moon and Mars.
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The impact of nature and technical challenges on space missions highlights the complexities and challenges inherent in space launch vehicle development.
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