In a bid to disrupt the United States’ long-held dominance in space exploration, China is quietly advancing a radical new rocket launch system – powered not by roaring engines but by ...

Isar has already secured a launch contract to fly the new rocket's first commercial missions. The company announced a deal with the Norwegian Space Agency on March 12 for Isar to launch the Arctic ...

HELSINKI — Chinese ... rocket is underway. It is expected to launch from new facilities at Hainan commercial spaceport, while a dedicated site is being constructed at the Dongfeng Commercial ...

After launching on its certification flight back in October 2024, United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket has finally received approval by the United States Space Force to fly national security ...

The private space company Rocket Lab is on track to launch the first of its new reusable Neutron Rocket in the second half of 2025 and will eventually land them at sea, the company revealed.

Cape Canaveral or surrounding areas from Florida's Space Coast, you can still see the NASA and SpaceX rocket launch liftoff − virtually (see below). USA TODAY Network Space Team launch coverage ...

A “so Florida” thing to do is coming up: a potential SpaceX rocket launch. Liftoff is tentatively set midday Monday, March 24, if things go according to plan for the space agency and the ...

An evening rocket launch in semi-cool and semi-breezy Florida was pushed back to a launch window starting late Sunday, if things go according to plan for the space agency. SpaceX plans to send a ...

Rocket launches from Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral, Florida, can typically be seen from Daytona Beach to Melbourne to Vero Beach. Watching a rocket launch while at the beach is SO Florida.

Original story: SpaceX plans to once again attempt the launch of the Starlink 12-21 mission, which would become not only the 21st orbital launch of the year for Florida's Space Coast but also a ...

Join our newsletter to get the latest military space ... March 3B rocket lifted off at 12:17 p.m. Eastern (1717 UTC) March 9 from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, southwest China.

China created a new entity ... the combination of lower-cost launch and planetary missions would allow NASA to do more with less in deep space. The future, therefore, has yet to be won.