Sea-based launches are hitting their stride. That could lead to a lot more space missions with a lot less red tape.
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Space debris striking passenger planes could become a deadly reality, study warnsA new study from the University of British Columbia reveals the growing danger of falling space debris striking an airplane.
Low clouds may have spoiled the view from the ground, but a Falcon 9 set a new record early Saturday as SpaceX pushes ...
The green light marks the final regulatory hurdle that needed to be cleared and follows the Australian Space Agency granting ...
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Canaveral National Seashore, 'Place of Canes,' turns 50, as SpaceX, others eye more rocketsSpanish explorers sought gold and the Fountain of Youth as they happened upon what they'd call Canaveral, a 'Place of Canes,' ...
Troy Meink, the man nominated to head the airborne service, and his likely deputy believe space should be a priority.
A Scottish company aims to send its rockets into space from 2026, following an attempt at a suborbital launch later this year.
This aerial photo taken on Dec 10, 2023 shows a Chinese commercial reusable rocket named SQX-2Y blasting off from the Jiuquan ...
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