The is exploring the use of multiple metallic alloys and additive manufacturing to enable fabrication of hypersonic vehicles.

The launch marked the 20th orbital rocket launch from Florida's Space Coast this year. SpaceX is targeting early Wednesday morning for another Starlink mission launch. SpaceX launched 21 Starlink ...

If the Falcon 9 launches, this would not only be the 21st orbital launch of the year for Florida's Space Coast but also ... As it flies into the night sky, the rocket will travel southeast from ...

Before then, Relativity stood out in the launch industry for seeking to 3D-print most of each rocket. The first Terran 1 reached space as a majority-printed vehicle but failed to reach orbit after ...

Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB ... The average revenue per launch also increased. Space Systems revenues grew increased 7% to $90 million on higher revenues from the T2TL program. Adjusted EBITDA ...

The latest SpaceX launch of Starship, the largest rocket ever built ... could be launched again just hours after returning from space. But the ultimate goal of Starship is to get humans to ...

Before Starship's ambitious goals of space exploration can be realised, SpaceX must prove the rocket is flightworthy and safe for crewed missions. The company also needs to demonstrate complex in ...

In the purchase, it inherited marquee SolAero projects, including the solar panels used to power the James Webb Space Telescope. Last November, Rocket Lab finalised US$23.9m in Biden Administratio ...

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Barely a month after flaming rocket debris rained down on the Turks ... this time hoping to release mock satellites safely into space.

On Monday, the Australian Space Agency said it was expecting a Russian rocket's re-entry into international waters off the south-east coast of Tasmania between 9am on March 3 and 11am on March 7.