I went to Starbase for Flight 11 and all I got was a lousy kidney stone... NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

Heading down to Key West for this Starship flight, rather than Texas, let me capture the brilliant journey of Starship after its separation from Superheavy. While an up close view, feeling the rumble, is my usual preference, this was an incredible view! NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

The 1st HTV-X mission has been delayed due to weather

Water suppression test at LC-14 complete. ✅ Flowed the diverter and rain birds in a “launch like” scenario.

New Glenn’s first and second stages are now mated – a big step toward launch.  Here is a fun time lapse video (from the factory cameras) of us moving the integrated vehicle to the Transporter Erector (TE). The New Glenn simulator can be seen in the middle of the clip, an

The GPS III SV09 satellite has been shipped to Florida for launch! The satellite is scheduled to be launched aboard a Vulcan VC2S rocket before the end of the year. This will likely be ULA's next launch after ViaSat-3 F2, meaning that it has jumped ahead of USSF-87.

That moment you see the rover that went from concept to flight vehicle in just 13 months head into TVAC testing. When an opportunity to fly to the lunar South Pole on Astrobotic’ Griffin Mission One opened last year, we knew it was a “moonshot” we couldn’t pass up. The Astrolab

Airbus-built SpainSat NG-II new generation secure communications satellite 🛰️ has been successfully launched 🚀 from the Kennedy Space Center. Operated by Hisdesat for the Spanish Armed Forces 🇪🇸 it will ensure Europe’s most advanced secure communications, together with its twin

Griffin-1 has been delayed from NET December 4th to NET July 2026. This comes as FLIP enters Thermal Vacuum testing, propellant tanks are being installed on Griffin, and Griffin's core structure is nearing completion.

HTV-X1 is now targeting 9am JST (midnight UTC) on October 26th.