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Europe's Space Sector Makes a Comeback: Small Rocket Launches Resume After Two-Year Hiatus

18 days ago

After a two-year pause prompted by a series of failures, European space agencies and companies have successfully resumed small rocket launches. This development marks a significant milestone for the continent's burgeoning space industry, which aims to carve out its niche in the competitive global space race dominated by larger powers.

SpaceX Abandons Texas Land Swap for Starship Rocket Hub: What This Means for the Future of Space Exploration

1 month ago

In a surprising turn of events, SpaceX has officially scrapped plans for a land swap deal in Texas that was intended to facilitate the expansion of its Starship rocket hub. This decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny and challenges that the company has faced regarding regulatory approvals and environmental considerations.

California Coastal Commission Rejects SpaceX Expansion Plans: A Setback for Elon Musk

2 months ago

In a significant turn of events for SpaceX, the California Coastal Commission has rebuffed the company's proposed expansion plans near its launch site in Boca Chica. This decision poses a considerable setback for the ambitious ambitions of billionaire CEO Elon Musk, who has been pushing aggressively for the growth of his aerospace company amid expansive plans for space travel and satellite deployment.

Boeing-Lockheed Martin Venture Successfully Launches New Rocket: A Key Space Milestone

3 months ago

In a bold, significant step to advance further in space technology, United Launch Alliance-ULA, a joint venture of aerospace giants Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp., has successfully launched a new rocket. The successful demonstration of the rocket is an important moment in the continuing race to expand and develop capabilities for space exploration.