With the month of June coming to a close and July on the horizon, the global launch manifest remains jam-packed. SpaceX has kicked off the week with two Falcon 9 launches from Florida, with a Starlink mission and the launch of a geostationary weather satellite. This doubleheader will be followed by a Chinese launch from Xichang and a Progress cargo flight to the International Space Station. The debut mission for Gilmour Space’s Eris small launcher has been delayed out of the week.
Private Chinese launch providers continue to march at pace toward reusability, with two companies performing…
The launch schedule in the past few weeks had been notably quieter than usual. Last…
With launch numbers 63 and 64 just before the end of this year, China finishes…
Two launches were conducted from China in the last 24 hours on what was a…
A Long March 4B reportedly carrying a pair of Chinese Shijian-6 Group 05 satellites has…
Keeping up a rapid pace of launches this year, China deployed the Gaofen 11-03 satellite…
China has launched a Long March/Chang Zheng-4B from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center at 22:32…
