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Rocket Lab Targets HASTE Hypersonic Mission "That’s Not A Knife"
Rocket Lab is scheduled to launch its next HASTE (Hypersonic Accelerator Suborbital Test Electron) mission, titled "That’s Not A Knife," for the Defense Innovation Unit. The mission is targeted for NET Feb 25 from Launch Complex 2 at Wallops. This...View Commentary -
China’s Shenlong Space Plane Conducts 4th Orbital Mission
China’s highly classified Shenlong robotic space plane is currently executing its 4th orbital mission. U.S. Space Force analysts are monitoring the vehicle as it is believed to be testing rendezvous and proximity operations (RPOs) with deployed sa...View Commentary -
Artemis II Launch Slips to April 2026 Following Fueling Test Issues
NASA flagged a new upper-stage helium pressurization/flow issue discovered during pad operations, prompting troubleshooting and a rollback posture that pushes Artemis II to no earlier than April 2026. This comes after earlier progress on hydrogen ...View Commentary -
SpaceX Sets New Reuse Record with 33rd Flight of a Single Booster
SpaceX set a new milestone in rapid reusability, flying a Falcon 9 booster for the 33rd time, while another reached its 31st flight on the same day during dual Starlink missions. Both boosters were successfully recovered on drone ships, continuing...View Commentary -
SpaceX Launches Crew-12 to International Space Station
SpaceX successfully launched the Crew-12 mission from Cape Canaveral, sending NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev to the ISS. The Dragon spacecraft lifted off at 5:15 ...View Commentary -
China Pulls Off Controlled Ocean Splashdown of Long March-10A First Stage
China conducted a low-altitude demonstration/verification flight of its next-gen crew launch system tied to the Long March-10 / “10A” test booster, paired with an in-flight abort test of the Mengzhou crew capsule. After separation events, the boos...View Commentary -
Stoke Space Adds $350 Million to Series D
Stoke Space announced it extended its Series D to $860M total, adding $350M to the previously announced round, as it builds a fully reusable medium-lift vehicle. This shows that venture appetite for “reusability 2.0” remains robust, despite SpaceX...View Commentary -
NASA Delays SpaceX Crew-12 Launch
NASA and SpaceX have delayed theCrew-12 mission to the ISS to no earlier than February 13 due to persistent poor weather in the ascent corridor. The Falcon 9 mission will carry four astronauts to the station, with docking targeted for February 14....View Commentary -
Starship Flight 12 Targeted for March as Musk Signals 6-Week Timeline
Elon Musk said on X that the next Starship launch is expected in roughly six weeks, pointing to a March window for Starship Flight 12. All eyes will be on this mission, with most of the step-change in payload mass and thrust coming from Raptor 3, ...View Commentary -
Blue Origin Schedules Reuse‑Focused New Glenn Launch For Late February
Blue Origin announced plans for its New Glenn‑3 mission to launch no earlier than late February 2026, with the flight set to carry AST SpaceMobile’s next‑generation Block 2 BlueBird satellite, according to public reports on 22 January 2026. This f...View Commentary
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