SpaceX is set to Return To Flight (RTF) no sooner than January 14, with the Falcon 9 launch of the first Iridium NEXT mission from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. SpaceX’s return follows a stand down related to the September loss of the Falcon 9 that was scheduled to launch the Amos-6 satellite during a Static Fire anomaly.
Up to 15 orbital launches are set to take place during a very busy December,…
As SpaceX narrows on a second stage COPV (Composite Overwrapped Pressure Vessel) as the cause…
SpaceX is still working towards a root cause into the failure of its Falcon 9…
The effort to certify the Space Launch System RS-25 engines for the first launch will…
The latest static fire test of the development RS-25 engine (E0528) has taken place at the…
The NASA, Aerojet Rocketdyne, and Syncom Space Services team at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi…
NASA and Aerojet Rocketdyne have conducted an opening test of the RS-25 rocket engine that…
RS-25 Engine 2059 – a veteran of five Shuttle missions – is scheduled to begin…
A former Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME), that never gained the honor of pushing a…
The Stennis Space Center conducted the latest in a series of tests with RS-25 Engine…
Arianespace was back in action on Wednesday with its Ariane 5 successfully launching the Meteosat…
The second test firing of RS-25 engine 0525 has taken place at the A-1 Test…
NASA’s Stennis Space Center has test fired the first RS-25 (unit E0525) of the Space…
The return of RS-25 engine testing at the Stennis Space Center has been delayed, following…
The Stennis Space Center is just weeks away from returning to RS-25 engine testing, following…
The four RS-25 engines selected for the debut launch of the Space Launch System (SLS)…
The RS-25 – the engine that enjoyed a hugely successful career with the Space Shuttle…
NASA’s Stennis Space Center is deep into preparations for numerous engine testing for the Space…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) have launched their Atlas V carrying NASA’s Juno probe on its way…
