Tag: aerospace
Blue Origin Conducts Static Fire Test of New Glenn Ahead of First Reflight
Blue Origin completed a static fire test of its New Glenn rocket, preparing for the vehicle’s inaugural reuse launch scheduled for Sunday.
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NASA Selects Voyager Technologies for Upcoming Private Space Tourism Mission to ISS
Voyager Technologies has been chosen by NASA to conduct a private tourist mission to the International Space Station, marking a new partnership in space tourism.
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Sceye Successfully Tests Stratospheric Airship as Cellular Base Station Over 72 Hours
Sceye’s SE2 airship operated as a cellular base station for three days from over 15,000 meters, marking a milestone for stratospheric connectivity.
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Cygnus XL Cargo Ship Set to Deliver Nearly 5 Tons of Supplies to the ISS
NASA prepares to launch the upgraded Cygnus XL spacecraft carrying almost 5 tons of cargo to the International Space Station.
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SpaceX Reports $5 Billion Loss in 2025 Despite $18.5 Billion in Revenue Ahead of Proposed IPO
SpaceX posted a $5 billion loss in 2025 while generating $18.5 billion in revenue, as the company prepares for a potential IPO.
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Rostec Develops New Rocket Engine for Ultrathin Voronezh Launch Vehicle
Rostec begins work on the NK-3 liquid rocket engine, designed to power the ultralight Voronezh launch vehicle with 4.5-ton thrust.
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NASA and Roscosmos Extend Service Life of ISS’s Oldest Module to 2032
NASA and Roscosmos will keep the ISS’s oldest Functional Cargo Block module operational through 2032, along with extending the Zvezda module’s service life.
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Debunking the Myth: Space Technology’s True Impact on Everyday Innovation
Contrary to popular belief, space exploration serves as a highly conservative testing ground, not a prolific source of everyday tech innovations.
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Launch of Start-1M Rocket from Vostochny Spaceport Delayed Until 2027
The inaugural launch of the Start-1M launch vehicle from Russia’s Vostochny Cosmodrome has been postponed to 2027 due to additional ground testing requirements.
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Russia Plans Full Deployment of Its Orbital Station by 2034
Russia aims to complete the full configuration of its new orbital station in space by 2034, according to a leading project official.
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Japanese Chip Startup Rapidus Envisions Semiconductor Manufacturing on the Moon
Rapidus, a Japanese semiconductor startup, plans to launch advanced chip production on Hokkaido and aims to produce semiconductors on the Moon.
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China Conducts First Test Flight of Hydrogen-Powered Turboprop Aircraft
China achieved a milestone with the maiden test flight of a turboprop plane powered by a hydrogen combustion engine.
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