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NASA completes record sustained burn of revolutionary rocket engine

To squeeze a bit more performance out of rocket engines, NASA is looking at a fundamentally different design with the RDRE

Bloodhound is looking for someone to drive its 800 mph Rocket Car

Bloodhound LSR is powered by a jet engine sourced from a Eurofighter Typhoon fighter plane as well as a rocket motor

SpaceX’s Starship rocket blew a huge crater into the concrete launchpad during liftoff

Starship is the tallest, most powerful rocket ever built, capable of generating about 17 million pounds of thrust upon liftoff

Juice mission to Jupiter’s moons lifts off from French Guiana

Its eight-year voyage to the giant planet begins

Uncontrolled Chinese rocket segment disintegrated over Texas

The Long March 2D second stage delivered three military satellites in June 2022 before falling unexpectedly back to Earth last week

Japan’s New H3 Rocket forced to self-destruct during inaugural launch

Ground controllers had to destroy the vehicle after its second stage engine failed to ignite, in what's a frustrating setback for Japan's space agency

NASA’s “Mega Moon Rocket” aced first flight & is ready for crewed Artemis II launch

The launch in November went off (mostly) without a hitch, as did the 25-day mission undertaken by an uncrewed Orion capsule

With Starship testing, SpaceX moves one step closer to making science fiction a reality

The wet dress is a critical series of prelaunch tests that includes propellant loading of both stages & a run-through of countdown to around T-10 sec.

NASA to fund nuclear rocket to blast people to Mars in just 45 days

NASA will help fund the rocket’s development through a series of new grants aimed at financing “high-risk, high-reward projects

Reusable “Susie” spacecraft could launch future European deep-space missions

ArianeGroup's "Susie" is a fully reusable craft designed to fit future rockets, one of which is being made right now for Arianespace

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