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ULA’s Sky-High Ambitions: How the Vulcan Rocket is Captivating the Satellite Market

ULA, a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin, enhances its Vulcan rocket to compete with SpaceX in the LEO launch market. Key Vulcan upgrades include increased payload capacity, a new Heavy Axe design with three core boosters, and innovative propulsion methods.

23 February 2025

Blue Origin·Earth·Space Missions·SpaceX·Uncategorized

Why Blue Origin’s New Glenn Delay Could Spark a Space Revolution

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket launch postponed due to a subsystem glitch. The rocket is designed to be sustainable, utilizing methane and liquid oxygen for fuel. New Glenn’s first-stage booster is set to land on a drone ship named Jacklyn. By adopting

22 February 2025

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket Launch Hits a Snag – What’s Next?

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket launch, originally scheduled for January 13, 2025, was postponed due to a technical issue with a vehicle subsystem. The New Glenn rocket stands 30 stories tall and is powered by methane and liquid oxygen, designed for both

19 February 2025

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn: Exploring New Frontiers in Space

Blue Origin is launching its New Glenn rocket from Cape Canaveral on January 10 at 1 a.m. EST. The New Glenn is a 320-foot tall rocket with a reusable first stage, capable of carrying 50 tons to low Earth orbit. The inaugural

18 February 2025

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The Elon Equation: How Musk’s Companies Could Soar Under a New Trump Era

Elon Musk’s companies, including Tesla, SpaceX, and X, stand to gain or face challenges with a potential Trump presidency. SpaceX may benefit from new governmental contracts in missile defense, enhancing its role in space technology. Tesla could encounter difficulties if Trump rolls

18 February 2025

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Revolutionizing Space Travel: Blue Origin’s New Glenn Set to Transform the Skies

New Glenn is a groundbreaking rocket by Blue Origin, towering at 310 feet, inspired by John Glenn’s legacy. Features a reusable first stage, designed for up to 25 missions, reducing costs and environmental impact. Powered by the BE-4 engine, using cleaner fuels

15 February 2025

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Unlocking the Future: SpaceX’s Starship Set to Transform Manufacturing in Space

SpaceX’s Starship aims to revolutionize orbital manufacturing by utilizing microgravity for innovative product creation. Microgravity enables the production of superior fiber optics, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals that surpass Earth’s capabilities. Successful orbital manufacturing could significantly reduce costs for space-to-Earth transport of high-value items.

14 February 2025

Blue Origin·Earth·Moon·Space Tourism·Stars·Uncategorized

Epic Lunar Face-Off: Who Will Conquer the Moon First, Bezos or Musk?

Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin and Elon Musk’s SpaceX are competing to lead the next lunar mission. Blue Origin is focusing on reliability and safety with its Blue Moon lander, while SpaceX is banking on cutting-edge reusable technology with its Starship. Both companies

11 February 2025

Blue Origin·Moon·Rocket Lab·Rockets·SpaceX·Uncategorized

The Space Boom of 2025: A Cosmic Adventure Awaits You

The global space industry predicts major breakthroughs in 2025, offering space enthusiasts an exhilarating year. Lunar exploration gains momentum with missions from ispace and Firefly, aiming for sustainable lunar advancements. Rocket technology diversifies with new launches from Rocket Lab, Nova Space, MaiaSpace,

9 February 2025

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Rocket Woes: Boeing Signals Major Layoffs Amid Artemis Setbacks

Boeing plans to cut around 400 jobs from its Space Launch System (SLS) team amid challenges to NASA’s Artemis program. The costs of the Artemis program have soared to approximately $93 billion, leading to delays in lunar missions. The Artemis II mission’s

8 February 2025