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SpaceX Grounded: The Explosive Reality Behind Starship’s Regulatory Battle

The FAA has paused SpaceX Starship launches following an explosive incident. Debris from the explosion affected areas such as the Turks and Caicos Islands. Investigations suggest a possible fuel or oxygen leak as the cause of the incident. Elon Musk focuses on

14 February 2025

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The Future of Rocket Launches. A New Era of Sustainable Space Exploration?

Sustainable innovations are transforming the space industry, focusing on reducing the carbon footprint of rocket launches. Biofuels are emerging as a key solution, promising cleaner space missions by lowering emissions compared to traditional rocket fuels. Companies like Blue Origin and SpaceX are

5 February 2025

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Stunning SpaceX Launch Lights Up the East Coast Skies

SpaceX’s latest launch delighted East Coast spectators with a stunning display. The Maxar 3 mission lifted off just before 6:13 p.m. from Florida. Many observers mistook the rocket’s brilliant ascent for a comet or mysterious event. The booster completed a successful return

5 February 2025

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New Frontier or Science Fiction? New Glenn Mission Unveils Future Possibilities

The New Glenn mission by Blue Origin aims to revolutionize space travel with a focus on technology and sustainability. At 98 meters tall, the rocket features a fully reusable first stage, planned for 25 missions, lowering costs for heavy payload launches. Powered

4 February 2025

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SpaceX vs. FAA: The Battle for the Future of Space Travel

SpaceX and the FAA are clashing over rocket debris safety concerns, spotlighting the need for effective regulatory measures. Lawmakers call for faster launch approvals to support industry growth and innovation. SpaceX’s Starship is critical for NASA lunar missions and Pentagon military projects,

4 February 2025

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Momentous Launch Through the Fog: SpaceX’s Bold Mission Lights Up the Morning Sky

The Falcon 9 rocket launched the Starlink 12-3 mission, deploying 21 satellites, with 13 designed for direct cell network connections. The launch created significant noise and vibrations, affecting nearby communities during the historic event. A second launch occurred later in the day,

4 February 2025

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India Launches Next-Gen Navigation Satellite: What This Means for You

NVS-02 is the second satellite in India’s five-satellite NavIC series aimed at enhancing regional navigation. It provides precise Position, Velocity, and Timing (PVT) services, benefiting millions in India and areas over 1,500 km away. Despite minor issues with thruster valves, ISRO ensures

4 February 2025

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Space Junk Falling: Are Our Skies Really Safe?

Uncontrolled space debris reentries pose a significant threat to aviation safety. There is an increasing likelihood of debris reentries, particularly in busy airspaces, with a 26% annual chance in densely populated regions. Recent incidents, like the SpaceX Starship 7 mishap, highlight the

3 February 2025

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ISRO’s 100th Mission Hits a Snag: What You Need to Know

The GSLV-F15/NVS-02 mission marks ISRO’s 100th milestone launch, showcasing their progress in space exploration. A critical valve malfunction hindered the satellite’s intended orbit-raising maneuvers, leading to an elliptical orbit instead. ISRO confirmed the satellite’s systems are operational, and alternative strategies are being

3 February 2025

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Get Ready for SpaceX’s Epic Launch: WorldView Legion Joins the Sky

SpaceX will launch the WorldView Legion 5 and 6 satellites on February 3, 2025, at 6:32 p.m. ET from Kennedy Space Center. The launch has a 99% chance of favorable weather conditions, with mild temperatures and light winds forecasted. If delays occur,

3 February 2025

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn: A Giant Leap for Space Travel and Human Innovation?

New Glenn’s upcoming launch marks a significant milestone in space exploration and aerospace technology. Standing at 320 feet, the rocket features a reusable first stage, capable of lifting 50 tons into low Earth orbit. This rocket enhances options for national security, commercial

3 February 2025