Moon Bases in Vogue
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced on March 24, 2026 that the Lunar Gateway is officially “paused” and a lunar base will be constructed instead. This marks a significant shift from …
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NASA Scraps Lunar Gateway . . . for Now
After years of scrutiny from the space community, NASA has officially adjusted its trajectory for the Lunar Gateway. The agency stated it will “pause Gateway in its current form,” opting …
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Andøya Space and Rheinmetall Partner for European Space Security
Andøya Space and Rheinmetall Nordic AS have formed a strategic partnership to enhance capabilities for both civil and military space operations. The collaboration, formalized through a Letter of Intent (LOI), …
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After IPO Hype, A Closer Look at Firefly’s Plan for Commercial Space
Firefly Aerospace’s Initial Public Offering occurred on August 7 and with that there was much hype about the company but just what does Firefly do? Their Alpha rocket has been …
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Paris Air Show to Spotlight Europe’s Growing Space Prowess and Independent Launch Capabilities
When the 55th Paris Air Show opens its doors next week, the event will highlight several new initiatives within the Space Market. A major focus will be the European Union’s …
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Rocket Lab’s Neutron to Support AFRL’s Point-to-Point Space Cargo Program
Rocket Lab has been selected by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to perform a return-to-Earth mission to demonstrate point-to-point delivery of cargo, an idea also floated with SpaceX’s Starship. The Point-to-Point Delivery …
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Spectrum Rocket’s First Orbital Attempt Ends in Controlled Crash
Isar Aerospace‘s highly anticipated first orbital launch of its Spectrum rocket ended in failure on March 30th, as the vehicle lost attitude control and crashed back to Earth approximately 30 …
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Space Force Gains Increased Launch Capacity and Resiliency with Vulcan Certification
The U.S. Space Force, through its Space Systems Command (SSC), has officially certified United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) Vulcan launch system for National Security Space Launch (NSSL) missions. This milestone follows …
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FAA Investigation Looms Over Starship After Disastrous Flight
Making Humanity Multiplanetary has been a difficult endeavor for SpaceX and one that was always going to be fraught with failures and delays; a common theme in spaceflight. SpaceX’s Starship …
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn: Overcoming Development Hurdles
Delays are common in spaceflight and Blue Origin’s scrubbing of the first New Glenn launch reinforces the fact that Space is indeed hard. Nevertheless, what is this new rocket that …
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