The final launch! Weather permitting, United Launch Alliance's massive Delta IV Heavy rocket should be visible from Treasure Coast when it lifts off.

Despite not having launched anything in more than five months, United Launch Alliance still expects to fly around 12 missions this year. But it’s still waiting on the Space Force to certify ...

After making its mark in the history of space exploration, the Delta IV Heavy is set to launch this week on its 16th and ...

They knew 11 years ago they had to replace Atlas V, so they finally designed the first new rocket in the entirety of ULA's existence to replace both Atlas V and Delta IV Heavy (which is super ...

Other components of Vulcan slated to fly before 2021 include the avionics, which are common to ULA’s Atlas V and Delta IV, and the GEM-63 solid rocket boosters. Northrop Grumman recently ...

NASA received the upper stage for the agency's Artemis II SLS (Space Launch System) rocket on Mar. 4 supplied by Boeing and ...

NASA received the upper stage for the agency’s Artemis II Space Launch System rocket on March 9 at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.

The United Launch Alliance (ULA) manufactures Delta, Centaur and Atlas rockets and provides launch services. Facilities are at Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

This accuracy, too, came after two notable firsts for ULA and the ICPS, which is itself derived from the Delta Cryogenic Second Stage used on the Delta IV rocket line. These two firsts included a ...

ULA formed in 2006, joining Boeing’s Delta rockets and Lockheed Martin Corp.’s Atlas rocket families under one company. In addition to Vandenberg, the firm’s rockets launch from Florida.

Last October, United Launch Alliance started stacking its third Vulcan rocket on a mobile launch platform in Florida in preparation for a mission for the US Space Force by the end of the year.