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Toggle dark mode Spaceflight Starlink SpaceX Elon Musk SpaceX employees warned not to travel to Brazil Seth Kurkowski Sep 6 2024 Featured SpaceX employees warned not to travel to Brazil Seth Kurkowski Sep 6 2024 SpaceX prepares launch pad for Starship booster catch Seth Kurkowski Sep 5 2024 Blue Origin’s New Glenn recovery barge arrives at Port Canaveral Seth Kurkowski Sep 4 2024 Europa Clipper moves past transistor issue and on to launch Seth Kurkowski Sep 4 2024 Latest Spaceflight SpaceX Launch Blue Origin Polaris Program This Week in Launch: Polaris Dawn will have it’s next attempt Seth Kurkowski 13 hours ago 0 Comments This week we’re discussing Polaris Dawn’s return to the launch pad, with a hopeful launch this time, and Blue Origin’s delay in its ESCAPADE mission. But for now, eyes are on Polaris Dawn as it attempts to launch and fight off poor weather forecasts on its historic mission. Expand Expanding Close Science NASA JPL Europa Europa Clipper NASA’s ‘Europa Clipper’ to explore Jupiter’s icy moon and its potential for life Theresa Cross Sep 9 2024 - 9:49 am PT 0 Comments NASA’s Europa Clipper mission, set to launch in October, is designed to investigate Jupiter’s moon Europa and its potential to harbor life. Europa is of particular interest to scientists because beneath its thick ice shell lies a massive saltwater ocean, which could contain the necessary ingredients for life: water, chemical elements, and energy sources. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Falcon 9 SpaceX Launch Starship Falcon Heavy How many rockets has SpaceX launched in 2024? Seth Kurkowski Sep 6 2024 - 3:09 pm PT 0 Comments SpaceX is aiming for 148 launches in 2024, once again another increase over the 98 it completed the year before. This cadence would mean the company would have to launch once every two and a half days. Keep track below of all of SpaceX’s 2024 launches. Expand Expanding Close Poll Discuss this poll More from 9to5Google from 9to5Google 9to5Google Logo Galaxy S24 FE reportedly more expensive despite ditching Snapdragon for Exynos Ben Schoon Sep 10 2024 Google rolls out Tab Groups to Chrome for iPhone and iPad Abner Li Sep 10 2024 Deals: Best post-release prices yet hit Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro, Galaxy Watch Ultra… Justin Kahn Sep 10 2024 Galaxy S25 Ultra renders show fully flat sides, smaller dimensions Damien Wilde Sep 10 2024 Google loses $2.7 billion antitrust fight in EU after seven years Ben Schoon Sep 10 2024 Spaceflight Starlink SpaceX Elon Musk SpaceX employees warned not to travel to Brazil Seth Kurkowski Sep 6 2024 - 2:09 pm PT 0 Comments The Wall Street Journal reports that SpaceX emailed employees not to travel to Brazil for business or leisure as it continues to be entangled in an X ban by the nation’s supreme court. Non-Brazilian employees were also reportedly relocated quietly. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight SpaceX Starship Starbase Starhopper SpaceX prepares launch pad for Starship booster catch Seth Kurkowski Sep 5 2024 - 2:03 pm PT 13 Comments SpaceXers have been hard at work the last few months, not just getting a second launch tower in place, but making modifications to the company’s first tower. All this is planned for SpaceX‘s next Starship launch, which we expect will feature the first “catch” of a rocket booster. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Blue Origin New Glenn Port Canaveral Jacklyn Blue Origin’s New Glenn recovery barge arrives at Port Canaveral Seth Kurkowski Sep 4 2024 - 10:08 am PT 0 Comments Blue Origin‘s newly constructed landing barge arrived at Port Canaveral earlier today. Named after Jeff Bezos’ mother, Jacklyn, it will support at-sea landings and recoveries of the company’s New Glenn rocket. 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The mission will have its next major development milestone next Monday before finally saying “yes” to launch. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Crew Dragon SpaceX Launch List of all SpaceX crewed flights to space Seth Kurkowski Aug 31 2024 - 6:48 am PT 0 Comments Since 2020, SpaceX has been the leader in launching crews to space for NASA. However, NASA’s bet on turning its Commercial Crew Program winners into commercial options has paid off with several missions in the books or planned that are for entirely private customers. Here’s a list of every crewed flight from SpaceX and who flew on it. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Falcon 9 SpaceX Starship Falcon Heavy How many rockets has SpaceX launched in 2024? Seth Kurkowski Aug 31 2024 - 6:22 am PT 1 Comment SpaceX is aiming for 148 launches in 2024, once again another increase over the 98 it completed the year before. This cadence would mean the company would have to launch once every two and a half days. Keep track below of all of SpaceX’s 2024 launches. Expand Expanding Close More from 9to5Toys from 9to5Toys Best iPhone 16 cases you can buy right now Justin Kahn Sep 10 2024 Speed through Autumn cleanups with Worx’s LeafPro universal collection tool at $40 (27%… Reinette LeJeune Sep 10 2024 UAG's new cases deck out your iPhone 16 with military vibes, MagSafe, and a new eco model Justin Kahn Sep 10 2024 Jackery's flagship Explorer 3000 Pro power station with two 200W solar panels hits new… Reinette LeJeune Sep 10 2024 Satechi's brand new passport wallet with Find My, MagSafe wireless charging, more is down… Karthik Iyer Sep 10 2024 Spaceflight Falcon 9 SpaceX Launch FAA SpaceX Falcon 9 grounded again after failed landing on Starlink mission [U: Flights can resume] Seth Kurkowski Aug 30 2024 - 2:24 pm PT 0 Comments UPDATE: The FAA has cleared SpaceX to resume Falcon 9 launches while the mishap investigation continues. For the second time this year, SpaceX‘s workhorse rocket, and the most launched rocket in the world, is grounded after the booster failed to successfully land on its drone ship out in the ocean. This triggered a mishap investigation by the FAA, which means SpaceX won’t be able to launch again until it can show it won’t cause any risk to public safety. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Boeing Crew Dragon Starliner SpaceX NASA NASA makes its decision: Starliner to return uncrewed Seth Kurkowski Aug 28 2024 - 9:25 am PT 1 Comment Over the weekend, NASA made its decision that Boeing’s Starliner would not be safe enough to risk returning its crew from space. Instead, the agency has decided the two astronauts who flew up to space on it will return with Crew-9 on SpaceX’s Dragon early next year. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Venus Launch Rocket Lab Electron Neutron Rocket Lab’s expanding global footprint: Neutron rocket, reusability, and Venus Life Finder mission Theresa Cross Aug 27 2024 - 7:32 am PT 1 Comment Rocket Lab, under the leadership of its founder and CEO Peter Beck, continues to expand its influence and capabilities in the global space industry. Known for its Electron rocket, a leading small satellite launch vehicle, the company is now venturing into more ambitious territories with the development of the Neutron rocket and the upcoming Venus Life Finder mission.  Expand Expanding Close More from Connect The Watts from Connect The Watts NordicTrack and ProForm launch new lineup of smart equipment with updated iFIT OS and AI… Colin Jenkins Sep 10 2024 Sleep apnea detection is great, but the Apple Watch Series 10 is still missing one critical… Colin Jenkins Sep 10 2024 Force USA C10 All-In-One Trainer now available for preorder Colin Jenkins Sep 9 2024 The Rogue Echo Rower - everything you need to know! Colin Jenkins Sep 9 2024 Withings announces ScanWatch Nova Brilliant Edition Colin Jenkins Sep 6 2024 Spaceflight This Week In Launch: Polaris Dawn gears up for historic launch Seth Kurkowski Aug 26 2024 - 5:25 pm PT 0 Comments It’s a busy week for us here following the spaceflight industry. Polaris Dawn‘s rocket and crew are ready for launch, SpaceX has three Starlink missions lined up, and Blue Origin plans to fly its NS-26 rocket with customers out of Texas. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Voyager Space Canada Spaceport Nova Scotia Voyager Space to collaborate with Spaceport Nova Scotia development Theresa Cross Aug 25 2024 - 11:00 am PT 0 Comments Maritime Launch Services (MLS) recently announced a partnership with Voyager Space, which has been named the first “Owner Authorized Representative” for Spaceport Nova Scotia. This collaboration appears to signal a new phase in the development of Canada’s first commercial spaceport, potentially opening doors for expanded cooperation in the space industry. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Crew Dragon SpaceX Launch Polaris Program Polaris Dawn Polaris Dawn set to redefine space exploration Theresa Cross Aug 25 2024 - 5:48 am PT 2 Comments This week, SpaceX is set to launch the first mission of the Polaris Program, named “Polaris Dawn,” marking a significant milestone in the evolution of human space exploration. This Crew Dragon mission, funded by billionaire Jared Isaacman, who previously commanded the private all-civilian Inspiration4 mission, is designed to push the boundaries of what is possible in space. The Polaris Program is a series of human spaceflight missions focused on advancing technology, conducting cutting-edge scientific research, and preparing for future deep space missions.  Expand Expanding Close More from 9to5Mac from 9to5Mac 9to5Mac Logo Google rolls out Tab Groups to Chrome for iPhone and iPad Abner Li Sep 10 2024 Four new features coming to AirPods Pro 2 this year Chance Miller Sep 10 2024 Goldman Sachs still working to exit Apple Card partnership as consumer losses top $6 billion Chance Miller Sep 10 2024 Comparing the A18 and A18 Pro: Here’s one thing the iPhone 16 chip is missing Ryan Christoffel Sep 10 2024 Deals: 15-inch 16GB M3 MacBook Air $250 off, exclusive offers on leather iPhone 16 cases… Justin Kahn Sep 10 2024 Spaceflight SpaceX Starship Starbase SpaceX finishes second Starship launch tower at Starbase Seth Kurkowski Aug 22 2024 - 9:29 am PT 1 Comment SpaceX finished construction of its second launch tower down at Starbase, Texas for its Starship rocket. This comes hopefully a few weeks out from the next launch of the company’s next generation rocket. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight SpaceX Launch Polaris Program Polaris Dawn Polaris Dawn team arrive in Florida ahead of next week’s launch Seth Kurkowski Aug 21 2024 - 9:18 am PT 0 Comments On Monday, the four members of the Polaris Dawn crew arrived at the Shuttle Landing Facility at Kennedy Space Center ahead of its launch next week. The crew will finish up their training at SpaceX’s facilities at the cape as they prepare to push what is possible by commercial spaceflight. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Europe Rocket Factory Augsburg SaxaVord Spaceport RFA loses inaugural flight first stage, now what Seth Kurkowski Aug 20 2024 - 6:42 pm PT 0 Comments In what was believed to be the final strand of tests before attempting its first orbital launch, Rocket Factory Augsburg suffered an anomaly during a hot fire test of its first stage and a loss of the vehicle. So what happens now for European launch? Expand Expanding Close More from DroneDJ from DroneDJ Drone DJ Logo Trace: New pocket-sized drone for covert aerial surveillance Ishveena Singh Sep 10 2024 US House votes to ban sale of future DJI drones Ishveena Singh Sep 10 2024 DJI makes RC-N3 compatible with Mini 4 Pro, Air 3 drones Ishveena Singh Sep 10 2024 DJI releases major firmware update for Inspire 3 drone: Here's what's new Ishveena Singh Sep 10 2024 DJI Avata, Goggles 2 combo falls to $788 in flash deal Ishveena Singh Sep 9 2024 Spaceflight SpaceX NASA Launch China Crew-10 This Week in Launch: SpaceX shooting for sub-three day launch pad turnaround Seth Kurkowski Aug 19 2024 - 1:32 pm PT 0 Comments This week will be another week of Starlink launches from SpaceX after a short break from the company to launch some missions commercially, how nice of them. With that, according to the current launch manifest, two Starlink missions are scheduled to lift off from the same launch pad in less than three days. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Commercial Crew Program Boeing Starliner NASA International Space Station NASA still uncertain what to do with Starliner and its crew Seth Kurkowski Aug 17 2024 - 7:12 am PT 1 Comment In an update to the media this week, NASA reiterated many points it said in an earlier update as it works through more data before making a final decision on the Starliner CFT spacecraft. For now, Starliner’s crew are in limbo as to what how and when they will return home. Expand Expanding Close Astronomy Science Hubble Space Telescope Galaxies Andromeda Milky Way Don’t Panic: Andromeda-Milky Way collision now up to a coin flip Seth Kurkowski Aug 15 2024 - 7:01 am PT 1 Comment A new study has shown that the once “near-term” collision between Andromeda and our own galaxy, the Milky Way, is now only a 50-50 chance in the next 10 billion years. So if you were preparing an intergalactic bug out to avoid such a disaster, it might not be needed. Expand Expanding Close More from 9to5Google from 9to5Google 9to5Google Logo Galaxy S24 FE reportedly more expensive despite ditching Snapdragon for Exynos Ben Schoon Sep 10 2024 Google rolls out Tab Groups to Chrome for iPhone and iPad Abner Li Sep 10 2024 Deals: Best post-release prices yet hit Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro, Galaxy Watch Ultra… Justin Kahn Sep 10 2024 Galaxy S25 Ultra renders show fully flat sides, smaller dimensions Damien Wilde Sep 10 2024 Google loses $2.7 billion antitrust fight in EU after seven years Ben Schoon Sep 10 2024 Spaceflight China Space Debris Chinese rocket breakup escalates orbital debris concerns Theresa Cross Aug 14 2024 - 12:27 pm PT 0 Comments On August 6, China launched a Long March 6A rocket, which successfully deployed 18 satellites as part of the country’s “Thousand Sails” megaconstellation project. However, shortly after completing its mission, the rocket’s upper stage experienced an anomaly that led to a significant debris event.  Expand Expanding Close Space Tourism Spaceflight Crew Dragon SpaceX Fram2 Introducing Fram2: The first crewed mission around Earth’s poles Seth Kurkowski Aug 13 2024 - 1:57 pm PT 0 Comments SpaceX announced Monday that a Chinese crypto entrepreneur purchased a flight on Dragon that will fly around Earth’s poles. The mission will feature crew members from three other countries, none from the US, and could launch as soon as late 2024. Expand Expanding Close Spaceflight Rocket Lab Electron Capella Space SAR Capella Space pioneers synthetic aperture radar technology for advanced Earth observation Theresa Cross Aug 13 2024 - 12:17 pm PT 0 Comments Capella Space, a U.S. company established in 2016, has played a role advancing Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, satellite technology. SAR is widely regarded for its capability to provide high-resolution Earth observation even under challenging conditions such as cloud cover or darkness, where traditional optical satellites may struggle. The company’s focus on this technology looks to position it as a leader in the growing market for continuous, all-weather Earth monitoring. 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