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One year ago today - the second launch of Blue Origin’s New Glenn. The first stage booster, Never Tell Me The Odds, became the first NG booster to land, making Blue Origin the second company to land an orbital class booster.
How has it already been a year? Time moves too fast.
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Flight 15, Return to Recovery: The Chronology of S42 & B22
Starship is preparing to fly again with this flight attempting to achieve much greater objectives.
Our new article will go over every major event with the two vehicles, covering every test ahead of Starship's fifteenth flight.
↓ Read Below ↓
ringwatchers.com/article/s42…
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Just toured Starfactory. Sadly a lot of what I saw was ITAR so I can’t share photos, but it’s clear they are set up to mass-manufacture starships. They’re truly building the future here.
Thank you @SpaceX for an unforgettable experience.
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The next-generation spacesuit is coming.
NASA and @Axiom_Space have completed the critical design review (CDR) for the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit spacesuit—the first CDR on a NASA EVA spacesuit in over 40 years.

ALT A person wearing the AxEMU lunar exploration suit kneels in a simulated lunar surface test area filled with light-colored sand and scattered rocks. The suit is suspended from an overhead harness system inside a training facility to mimic reduced lunar gravity. The astronaut holds geological sampling tools while collecting a rock sample. Credit: Axiom Space
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"With the closure of CDR, we've delivered the large body of work that provides Axiom Space confidence going into production," said Tammy Radford, Axiom Space Extravehicular Activity Services (xEVAS) Program Manager. "This is the kind of milestone that only comes together when everyone brings their best work to the table, and I couldn't be prouder of this team." #AxEMU Axiom Space Completes NASA’s Critical Design Review for Next-Generation Spacesuit axiomspace.com/release/axiom…
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STARSHIP FLIGHT 15: Take a look and examine the internals of SpaceX's next vehicles before they make history with an attempt at a launch and double-catch return.
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CH4 subcoolers have begun venting, signaling that liquid methane is now being chilled to flight temperatures ahead of today's launch.
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Well this is interesting. AST said Blacklift would launch from the same pad as Antares (LP-0A), but a Virginia Spaceport Authority spokesperson told SpaceNews that the “early, preliminary conversations” did not include LP-0A. They do include renovating LP-0B (Minotaur pad).
AST SpaceMobile presses case for developing own launch vehicle spacenews.com/ast-spacemobil…
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BREAKING🚨
SpaceX has been granted a launch and re entry licence for Starship Flight 15
T-3 hours 45 minutes and counting!!























































