World's Biggest Rocket Concept

A test rocket aimed at kick-starting satellite launches from Europe fell to the ground and exploded 40 seconds after its launch from a Norwegian space port.

CNN · 2d

Orbital rocket crashes seconds after take-off in rare European spaceport launch

A German start-up’s orbital rocket spun out and crashed seconds after take-off Sunday, in a rare European test flight that the makers said “met its set goals.”

The New York Times · 2d

Orbital Rocket Crashes After First Launch From Continental Europe

The rocket, developed by Isar Aerospace, lifted off from Norway’s Andøya Space Center and crashed about 30 seconds later. The test flight was part of efforts to make Europe a center for private satellite launches.

A Stunning Fusion Rocket Could Cut Interplanetary Travel in Half—and We'll Try It in Just 2 Years

Fusion has long been the propulsion end-goal for interplanetary travel, and a U.K.-based company thinks on its way to ...

Tech Times15h

SpaceX's Cupola, World's Largest 'Space Window' Returns to Orbit—Private Astronauts Enjoy Unmatched Views

SpaceX's cupola is back. The giant glass dome on Crew Dragon gives astronauts jaw-dropping views of Earth, marking a new era in private space travel.

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Pulsar Fusion unveils nuclear fusion rocket concept for space travel

The Sunbird nuclear fusion rocket concept has the potential to more than halve the time ... We've recently commissioned not one, but two of the largest space propulsion testing chambers in the ...

NASA puts biggest rocket pieces together for Artemis II moon mission

The slow race of getting NASA’s Space Launch System rocket pieced together for next year’s Artemis II moon mission jumped a ...

USA Today12d

SpaceX will send you to Mars on Starship for perfect bracket. It's blown up twice in 2025.

But not to worry: The 400-foot vehicle, the world's largest rocket, is still in its testing phase with plenty more launches to go before it's deemed ready for space travel. SpaceX unveiled its ...

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