From startups to OEMs, the growing potential of the global space sector was clear to see at the Farnborough International ...

Isar Aerospace, which had warned that the initial launch could end prematurely, said the test produced extensive data that ...

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.” ...

Isar Aerospace is preparing to launch its Spectrum rocket from a base in Norway, which would make it the first orbital launch ...

That’s because the Germans had no experience with aircraft carrier development or operation. In fact, Nazi engineers journeyed to Japan in 1935 and were proffered technical advice from Japanese ...

This marks the first successful Rocket-Based Combined Cycle test. The engine architecture was unveiled in October at UP.Summit and combines the high thrust and efficiency of the Rotating Detonation ...

OSLO, March 24 (Reuters) - German startup Isar Aerospace said on Monday it has postponed the launch of a space rocket from Norway due to adverse weather conditions and will try again at a later time.

Long Beach-based Rocket Lab USA Inc. announced a deal to acquire Mynaric, a German manufacturer of satellite components, in a deal that could be valued at up to $150 million.

The company that developed the new rocket, dubbed Spectrum, is German-based Isar Aerospace. Spectrum is 28 metres tall, composed of two stages and uses oxygen and propane as propellant.

Unfavourable winds on Monday afternoon meant that the Spectrum rocket could not be launched from the island of Andøya in northern Norway, said Isar Aerospace, which is headquartered in Munich.