Over a year after its previous flight, SpaceX conducted the Static Fire test on its second Falcon Heavy. This rocket – the first Block 5 Falcon Heavy – will launch Arabsat 6A to a Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) from LC-39A. The static fire took place on Friday, with the test occurring at 12 pm local time, 2 hours into the six-hour test window. The launch date target is now set for April 10.
United Launch Alliance deployed the tenth Wideband Global Satcom satellite for the US Air Force…
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Iridium Communications is nearing the end of its two-year campaign with SpaceX to place 75…
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is in its final, home-stretch of processing prior to its scheduled…
SpaceX conducted its tenth launch of the year Tuesday, deploying five commercial Iridium communications satellites…
As Rocket Lab continues to put together their manifest for the first operational year of…
SpaceX achieved a major milestone on Wednesday, firing up the 27 engines at the base…
SpaceX launched its first mission of 2018, involving the secretive Zuma spacecraft. The launch took…
