Four Solids, Two Liquids, One Show The first Vulcan VC4 roars to life over Cape Canaveral, beginning the USSF-106 mission with style.

Oh our cameras are screwed lmao

Yall aren’t gonna believe this. There were basically zero camera fatalities on the pad! Mine buffered at the wrong time for the perfect shot tragically but the pad and cameras are no worse for wear!

2.9 Million Pounds Of Thrust Into The Night Sky 📸by me

Absolutely fantastic footage of this week's Vulcan Centaur launch from Pete Carstens. Shows amazing detail in the exhaust and the sparks coming out of the SRBs from the burning aluminum coming out of the boosters. youtube.com/watch?v=spoHKA…

Bored and curious, which first: A) Starship deploys a useful operational payload to LEO (i.e. a Starlink sat that enters service) B) Artemis II flies past the Moon

my breakfast sandwich stuck to the pan and fell apart as i was toasting it. Starship, you got this, I took the hit so you don't have to

Bechtel has published some photos of the umbilical arms for Mobile Launcher 2 now installed onto the tower. The launcher is on track to be completed this year, allowing it to begin commissioning next year. It will move to LC-39B for the first time shortly after Artemis II.

Liftoff of NG-23 and the S.S. William C. McCool! Clear and crisp skies over Florida made for a fantastic sight as the first Cygnus XL Spacecraft heads to the International Space Station.

Liftoff of CRS NG-23 🚀 SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launches Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus spacecraft to resupply the International Space Station! 📸 - Derek Newsome

Return to Launch Site 🚀 After launching the first XL Cygnus, Falcon 9 returns back to the Cape. 📸 - Derek Newsome

The BDA in this media release is less than half of the size of the BDA that SpaceX is planning to use for Starship operations at Kennedy Space Center, and does not share any details as to how it was actually determined or if it was audited. Source: faa.gov/space/stakehol…

NASA's IMAP mission lifts off on its million mile journey to study our sun's heliosphere.

Good morning from Atlas V launch control at Cape Canaveral where our live blog has started for today's Project Kuiper mission. This is your official source for updates throughout the countdown to the 8:09:30 a.m. EDT (1209:30 UTC) launch. bit.ly/av_kuiper3

Right on schedule. ULA’s Atlas V rocket lifts off this morning carrying the Kuiper 3 mission to Low Earth Orbit

Up, Up, Up 🚀 United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket carrying 27 Kuiper satellites soars off of SLC-41; destination? LEO. This launch pushes the total amount of Kuiper sats to 129. Solid progress since the first Kuiper launch back in April of 2025. 📸 - Derek Newsome

"I'm sorry that people are so jealous of me. But I can't help it that I'm popular." #MeanGirlsDay

Hey Tory Bruno, any updates you can share on the construction of RS SpaceShip for us?