United Launch Alliance’s Altas V has launched at the third attempt on Friday at 5:15pm Eastern, lofting the first of five U.S. Navy’s Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellites from SLC-41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS). The successful mission also marked the 200th launch of a Centaur upper stage.
Lockheed Martin has recently proposed the use of the Centaur stage as the basis for…
When United Launch Alliance’s final Delta II rocket deploys NASA’s ICESat-II satellite on Saturday, the…
On September 29th, 2017, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk unveiled detailed plans of the Big Falcon…
Aerojet Rocketdyne’s RL10 engine is continuing to beat out its younger competitors, winning another future…
NASA’s InSight mission began a six-month journey to Mars on Saturday with liftoff aboard United…
United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket launched the AFSPC-11 mission for the United States Air…
Boeing, one of NASA’s two Commercial Crew providers, is making excellent progress toward the debut…
NASA’s InSight Mars lander is ready for the final processing sprint before its launch opportunity…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) President and CEO Tory Bruno has provided a new overview of…
United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket has deployed an advanced weather satellite for the US…
NASA has provided the milestone of “Authority to Proceed” to Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) for the…
United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V has launched on her seventy-fifth flight, lofting the SBIRS GEO-4,…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) has completed the Design Certification Review (DCR) for the Atlas V…
United Launch Alliance’s clandestine Atlas V launch in support of the US National Reconnaissance Office…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) launched an Atlas V rocket on Saturday evening, carrying out the…
Exactly 38 years to the day after Pioneer 11 became the first spacecraft to encounter…
Gearing up for their second Vandenberg flight in as many months, SpaceX has static fired…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) has launched a new satellite for NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay…
With just one year to go until the scheduled completion of all uncrewed and crewed…