Successful launch of the Shenzhou-22 “Rescue” mission to the Tiangong Space Station, providing the Shenzhou-21 crew with a comfortable way home 😅 SZ-20 suffered orbital debris damage, resulting in its crew returning on SZ-21. SZ-22 launched uncrewed, with 3 empty seats for

Starship Flight 12: Booster 19 subbing in, with A2 rolling for stacking. SpaceX noted the goal of stacking B19 by December, so here we go. nsf.live/starbase

Over at Masseys, this morning, crews finished cutting Booster 18's LOX tank in half. They lifted it, revealing the incredibly strong transfer tube! Action is still ongoing with this process, so I hope you're tuned into NSF - NASASpaceflight.com 24/7 livestream, nsf.live/starbase!

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Testing at Starbase does not seem to be slowing down following the B18 accident, as Test Tank 39.1 was rolled out of Mega Bay 2 and towards Masseys for its own testing campaign. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase

A busy week ahead will see seven launches from five different rockets from across the world. nasaspaceflight.com/2025/11/launch… SpaceX will launch three missions on its workhorse Falcon 9, while a Russian Soyuz will carry three new crew members to the International Space Station from

Over at Starbase Pad 1, the second chopstick arm has been chopped to the new shorter length to match the Pad 2 design. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase

Starship Hardware Diagram (2025-11-21 - 2025-11-25) Significant Changes : Booster 18 CH4 Tank Cut Off; Half The LOX Tank Is Also Cut Off. B19 Has Started Stacking; A2:3 Rolled into MB1 Earlier Ship 46 Has Been Moved To A Workstand NSF - NASASpaceflight.com | nsf.live/starbase

Comparing New Glenn 7-2 vs New Glenn 9-4 (w/ exterior landing legs) for sense of scale at LC-36, thanks to Max Evans . NSF - NASASpaceflight.com Blue Origin Reveals Huge Update: youtube.com/watch?v=IhtNWw…

Rocket Lab Neutron Fairings Warkworth NZ. Neutron fairings hit the road. Not very far up the road but what a sight to see! Had me fooled - I was expecting it to move over to the test stand but it turned left and out the gate🫢Tucked away in a big tent "For Now". Where to next⁉️

KARI has launched the CAS500-3 Earth-observation satellite as well as 12 cubesat rideshares, aboard the KSLV-2 rocket, at 1:13am local time Thursday, from the Naro Space Center in South Korea. This is the KSLV-2 & KARI’s first mission of 2025. [Video Credit 🎥: Arirang Korea]

SpaceX is set to launch 140 commercial payloads to Sun-synchronous orbit on its sixth rideshare mission of the year, Transporter-15. The Falcon 9 will launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base’s Space Launch Complex 4-E (SLC-4E) no earlier than Nov. 26 at 10:19 PST (18:19 UTC).

The next crewed mission to the International Space Station is set for launch from Kazakhstan. nasaspaceflight.com/2025/11/soyuz-… The Soyuz MS-28 mission, carrying two Roscosmos cosmonauts and a single NASA astronaut to the orbiting laboratory, is scheduled to liftoff from Site 31/6 at

Continuing my (roughly) monthly captures of Florida's Space Coast launch pads, here's a thread of satellite imagery captured on the morning of November 26 showing all pads between LC-39A and LC-36. Thread:

The since-deceased Booster 18 is being removed from the test stand at Masseys, in sections, while Pad 2 conducts another milestone ahead of Flight 12, which will now debut with the Booster 19 and Ship 39 pairing. youtu.be/57Gn1iTnYcI

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Roscosmos has launched the Soyuz MS-28 mission onboard a Soyuz 2.1a rocket from Site 31/6 in Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan. Onboard were Two Roscosmos Cosmonauts as well as a NASA Astronaut heading for a six month mission aboard the International Space Station.

Multiple sources report a collapse of the service access platform at Site 31 in Baikonur — the only facility that can support Russian crew launches and ISS operations. More details on the failed structure: russianspaceweb.com/vostochny_soyu…