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Revolutionizing Global Connectivity: Rocket Lab’s Solar Panels Power the Future of Satellite Internet

Rocket Lab, in collaboration with Airbus and OneWeb, is developing high-efficiency solar panels for 100 LEO satellites. The solar panels, created at Rocket Lab’s 150,000 sq. ft. facility in Albuquerque, utilize advanced carbon composite and photovoltaic technology. The deployment aims to generate

2025-03-14

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Rocket Dreams Collide with Coastal Concerns: A Small Town’s Big Decision

Steuben, Maine, will vote on March 11 on banning commercial rocket launches, potentially impacting bluShift Aerospace’s plans. The Brunswick-based bluShift Aerospace aims to launch environmentally friendly rockets but faces local resistance due to concerns over potential impacts on the fishing industry and

2025-02-20

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Mystery Object in Poland: SpaceX Debris or Something Else?

A mysterious metallic object discovered in Poznan has sparked interest from Poland’s space agency, POLSA, as it may be debris from a Falcon 9 rocket. Incidents involving space debris are increasing as rocket launches, like Falcon 9’s, become more frequent. Images of

2025-02-19

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SpaceX’s Daring Bahamian Landing Breaks New Ground

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launched successfully from Cape Canaveral, marking a significant milestone in space innovation. The rocket’s first stage landed for the first time off the coast of the Bahamas, highlighting strategic advancements in landing technology. Utilizing a southern trajectory allows

2025-02-19

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The Sky’s Not the Limit: Rocket Lab and SpaceX Reach New Frontiers

Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket successfully launched a BlackSky satellite, enhancing satellite imagery with its Gen-3 capabilities that offer 35-centimeter resolution and improved data transfer through intersatellite links. This advancement promises significant improvements in global surveillance and intelligence services. SpaceX launched a Falcon

2025-02-19

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Prepare for Liftoff: Rocket Lab’s Daring New Adventure with “Fasten Your Space Belts”

Rocket Lab is launching the “Fasten Your Space Belts” mission using their Electron rocket from New Zealand. The mission marks the ninth collaboration with BlackSky, deploying the first “Gen-3” satellite to enhance geospatial intelligence capabilities. The satellite will orbit at 292 miles

2025-02-18

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The Sky’s Echo: One Man’s Quest to Solve a 75-Year-Old Aviation Mystery

A dedicated group led by Andy Rector relentlessly searches for a U.S. military plane that disappeared in the Yukon 75 years ago with 44 people on board. The search is conducted by the Skymaster 2469 CAN/AM Society, combining expertise in aviation and

2025-02-18

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Catch the Skyward Symphony: Falcon 9’s Celestial Ballet Over Florida

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launch will deliver 23 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit, enhancing global communications technology. The launch, visible from Florida’s Treasure Coast, transforms the skies into a vivid display, best experienced from beaches and scenic spots like Vero, Jensen, and

2025-02-17

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Scotland’s Space Dreams: A Rocketing Journey to the Stars

Skyrora, a pioneering rocket company in North Lanarkshire, is crafting the Skyrora XL rocket to launch small satellites by 2026. Following a setback with the Skylark rocket in Iceland, Skyrora is preparing for future launches from the Shetland Islands’ SaxaVord Spaceport. Competitors

2025-02-17

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China’s Long March 8A Soars: A New Era in Satellite Deployment

China successfully launched the Long March 8A rocket from Hainan province, marking a pivotal advancement in its space program. The rocket, standing at 50.5 meters with a liftoff mass of 371 metric tons, features cutting-edge enhancements over its predecessor, the Long March

2025-02-16

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When the Skies Ignite: The Fallout of China’s Rocket Launches for the Philippines

China’s Long March 8A rocket launch resulted in falling debris reaching near the Philippines, raising safety concerns. The Philippine Space Agency identified critical zones at risk for descending rocket fragments, particularly 157 km from Iroquois Reef, 74 km from Puerto Princesa, and

2025-02-16

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Revolutionizing Global Connectivity: Rocket Lab’s Solar Panels Power the Future of Satellite Internet

Rocket Dreams Collide with Coastal Concerns: A Small Town’s Big Decision

Mystery Object in Poland: SpaceX Debris or Something Else?

SpaceX’s Daring Bahamian Landing Breaks New Ground

The Sky’s Not the Limit: Rocket Lab and SpaceX Reach New Frontiers

Prepare for Liftoff: Rocket Lab’s Daring New Adventure with “Fasten Your Space Belts”

The Sky’s Echo: One Man’s Quest to Solve a 75-Year-Old Aviation Mystery

Catch the Skyward Symphony: Falcon 9’s Celestial Ballet Over Florida

Scotland’s Space Dreams: A Rocketing Journey to the Stars

China’s Long March 8A Soars: A New Era in Satellite Deployment

When the Skies Ignite: The Fallout of China’s Rocket Launches for the Philippines

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