April 17, 2024

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commercial space 0 comments on Vast and SpaceX aim to put the first commercial space station in orbit in 2025

Vast and SpaceX aim to put the first commercial space station in orbit in 2025

by Darrell Etherington

Artificial gravity space station startup Vast announced that it intends to put the first commercial space station in orbit in August 2025 via launch partner SpaceX – which will also provide the first human occupants of said space station a short while later using SpaceX’s Dragon crew capsule. Vast, which first debuted its ambitious goal […]

Vast and SpaceX aim to put the first commercial space station in orbit in 2025 by Darrell Etherington originally published on TechCrunch

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Canada wants to support commercial space launches

by Darrell Etherington

While the bulk of commercial space launch activity is happening just south of its border, Canada is tired of watching from the sidelines and wants in on the action: The country’s federal transport ministry announced that it intends to support commercial space launches in the near future. The plan is for Canada to hose commercial […]

Canada wants to support commercial space launches by Darrell Etherington originally published on TechCrunch

Aerospace 0 comments on Watch Rocket Lab send a pair of BlackSky satellites to space

Watch Rocket Lab send a pair of BlackSky satellites to space

by Aria Alamalhodaei

Rocket Lab will embark on its 25th mission using the Electron rocket on Friday, this time to send two Earth imaging spacecraft to orbit for BlackSky. The launch, the second of 2022 for Rocket Lab, will bring BlackSky’s high-resolution satellite constellation to 14. The mission, named “Without Mission A Beat,” will embark from Rocket Lab’s […]

Aerospace 0 comments on Watch Rocket Lab send a pair of BlackSky satellites to space

Watch Rocket Lab send a pair of BlackSky satellites to space

by Aria Alamalhodaei

Rocket Lab will embark on its 25th mission using the Electron rocket on Friday, this time to send two Earth imaging spacecraft to orbit for BlackSky. The launch, the second of 2022 for Rocket Lab, will bring BlackSky’s high-resolution satellite constellation to 14. The mission, named “Without Mission A Beat,” will embark from Rocket Lab’s […]

Aerospace 0 comments on Watch Blue Origin launch a six-person crew to suborbital space live

Watch Blue Origin launch a six-person crew to suborbital space live

by Aria Alamalhodaei

Blue Origin is gearing up for its first crewed launch of the year, and fourth crewed launch overall, as the company seeks to expand its budding space tourism business. This time, the Jeff Bezos-headed company is sending up a crew of six, with the launch set to take place on Thursday at 8:30 AM CT […]

Aerospace 0 comments on Blue Origin will fly SNL’s Pete Davidson to space on March 23

Blue Origin will fly SNL’s Pete Davidson to space on March 23

by Darrell Etherington

Blue Origin has announced its next roster for a flight of New Shepard to suborbital space, and it includes Saturday Night Live’s Pete Davidson, as well as angel investor Marty Allen, nonprofit founder Sharon Hagle, her husband and Tricor CEO Marc Haigle, entrepreneur Jim Kitchen and Commercial Space Technologies founder Dr. George Nield. Pete Davidson […]

Aerospace 0 comments on Virgin Galactic will sell you a $450K ticket to space starting February 16

Virgin Galactic will sell you a $450K ticket to space starting February 16

by Darrell Etherington

If you want to go to space and you have $450,000 you can get a ticket starting tomorrow. Virgin Galactic is selling reservations for a spot on its suborbital spaceplane, which come with an exclusive “membership” that will include access to “money-can’t-buy experiences” — except that money can buy them: $450,000, specifically. For now it […]

Aerospace 0 comments on Astra’s first rocket launch from Florida goes awry

Astra’s first rocket launch from Florida goes awry

by Darrell Etherington

Astra launched its first rocket from Florida’s ‘Space Coast’ today, with a liftoff from Space Launch Complex 46 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. It was the startup’s second attempt after an earlier one was scrubbed on Monday due to a technical issue, and this time the rocket got off the pad — but unfortunately, […]

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