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The FAA is getting ready to begin evaluating the environmental impact of SpaceX Starship launches from a pad at the Kennedy Space Center. This review reflects the modifications made to the vehicle since the last assessment in 2019.

Quilty Space: ‘Starlink’s achievements over the past three years are astonishing’

Boeing’s first astronaut launch was canceled Monday due to a valve issue, further delaying the company’s historic takeoff. The company’s effort to send its Starline capsule to the International Space Station (ISS) was halted by The United Launch Alliance (ULA) over “an observation on a liquid oxygen self-regulating solenoid relief valve on the Centaur upper…

Boeing's first crewed mission of its Starliner spacecraft is set to launch Monday night, a milestone for the aerospace manufacturer. The Starliner is scheduled to lift off at about 10:30 p.m. Monday, weather permitting, carrying two NASA astronauts. The Crew Flight Test will be the first time Boeing's aerospace efforts carry people into space after…

SpaceX has revealed long-awaited spacesuits designed for spacewalks that will initially be used on an upcoming private spaceflight.

The NRO is aiming to launch NROL-146 on May 19, as stated by their principal deputy director, Troy Meink.

SpaceX launched Eutelsat’s latest geostationary satellite March 30 on a trip due to take around half a year to a geostationary orbit slot over Africa and Eurasia. 

On March 21, a cargo spacecraft was launched toward the International Space Station, just hours after a rare last-minute cancellation of a Russian Soyuz spacecraft launch to the station.

A larger launch vehicle could have a significant impact on the small launch vehicle market by offering low prices and encouraging customers to build larger satellites.

The space launch industry is transitioning to new families of rockets, trying to bring more space into the market while finding ways to compete against a growing number of rivals.