It's here! I got a chance to sit down with Rocket Factory Augsburg CEO Stefan Tweraser for my latest episode of the European Spaceflight podcast. Enjoy! europeanspaceflight.buzzsprout.com/1868992/101596…

I just had a great interview with the CEO of my startup of the week, Space Forge. You can listen to it now on my Patreon page. It will be published publicly on Friday. patreon.com/posts/startup-…

A closer look at the HyImpulse Technologies SL1. I'll be interviewing HyImpulse co-founder and co-CEO Christian Schmierer for the podcast tomorrow. If you have any questions you'd like me to ask, put them in the comments below and I'll see how many I can get to.

It's here! I got a chance to sit down with German #newspace startup HyImpulse Technologies co-founder Christian Schmierer to discuss the company's hybrid launch vehicle. It was a really interesting chat - europeanspaceflight.buzzsprout.com/1868992/102531…

During our recent conversation, HyImpulse Technologies co-CEO Christian Schmierer explained that the German launch startup saw both economic and ecological benefits to recovering spent rocket stages. You can listen to the full 40-minute episode here: europeanspaceflight.buzzsprout.com/1868992/102531…

The latest issue of the European Spaceflight newsletter is here! I took a look at an interesting idea for European crew launch capabilities, payload capacity trends of European launch startups, and the week's most interesting news stories. getrevue.co/profile/andrew…

Should Europe purchase dedicated SpaceX Crew Dragon missions to the ISS as it develops independent crewed launch capabilities?

I'm finally happy with the Spain poster. It features the @celestiaaerospc Space Arrow, Pangea Aerospace Meso, and PLD Space Miura 1 and 5 rockets. Time to move on to France.

Just in: Skyrora has moved into a new 55,000-square-foot facility Cumbernauld, Scotland. This marks a huge step for the company having moved from a comparatively tiny 2,000-square-foot facility. europeanspaceflight.com/skyrora-move-t…

After consulting with a few people, here's my quick and dirty explanation of the relationship between European Space Agency, CNES, ArianeGroup, Avio, and Arianespace version 2.

53 years ago, we embarked on a journey of immeasurable magnitude and promise, when Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and I launched on #Apollo11. There was risk and uncertainty, but we had the best ground support, and as a team, we successfully launched and we’re headed to the moon

Amazing views!

The first four posters of my Europe is preparing for launch series are finally complete. They'll officially go on sale in the next week or two. You can sign up here to find out as soon as they do - europeanspaceflight.com/european-space…

Today's Artemis 1 launch attempt aboard the first SLS rocket was scrubbed due to a problem with a hydrogen bleed line in one of the rocket’s four core stage engines. The next launch opportunity is no earlier than September 2.

Artemis 1 launch was scrubbed yesterday and we still don't know if they'll make the September 2 backup window. We should find out more at a briefing later today. rocketrundown.com/artemis-1-laun…

.SpaceX, worldwide and European launch stats for 2022 tell a story.

Issue 28 of the newsletter is here! I took a look at the mysterious beginnings of MaiaSpace and last week's biggest and smallest European space announcements. It's a long one. Enjoy! getrevue.co/profile/andrew…

Issue 29 of the newsletter is here! I took a look at open vacancies being advertised by European launch startups in addition to the week's biggest and smallest announcements and developments in the European space industry. getrevue.co/profile/andrew…

After many months of work my Europe is preparing for launch posters are now on sale - lnkd.in/d_xByXSg

Interesting that the Twitter timestamp was cropped out. It's almost like there's something ro hide.