SpaceX Will Launch NASA’s Dragonfly Mission
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy has been selected by NASA to launch Dragonfly in four years, on a mission to search for signs of life on Titan
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Europa Clipper Launched to Investigate Life on Jupiter’s Moon
Europa Clipper, NASA's mission to Jupiter's icy moon Europa, launched successfully on top of a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center
The X-37B Flies for the First Time on the Falcon Heavy Rocket
On December 29, a SpaceX Falcon Heavy launched for the first time the USSF X-37B spaceplane into space for its seventh mission (OTV-7)
X-37B Spaceplane Will Soon Fly On Falcon Heavy
The USSF announced that X-37B will begin its seventh mission a month from now. Unexpectedly, the spaceplane will be launched on board a SpaceX's Falcon Heavy
Jupiter 3: a Talk with Hughes on the Future of Satellite Connectivity
In July, Hughes launched Jupiter 3, the largest GEO satellite ever built. We had the opportunity to interview Patrick Fisher, Senior VP and CTO of the company
Psyche, the launch of the new metal mission by NASA
On October 13, 2023, the NASA's Psyche spacecraft began its journey to asteroid 16 Psyche, a unique metal world in the Main Asteroid Belt
Jupiter 3 was successfully launched by Falcon Heavy
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy successfully launches EchoStar 24 (JUPITER 3), marking another significant step in advancing global communication capabilities
Space Force Awards 12 National Security Missions to SpaceX and ULA
Space Force assigns 12 National Security Missions to SpaceX and ULA, boosting collaboration with private industries. Launches set to begin in 2025
Psyche Mission: Now Going to Launch in 2023
After NASA announced an indefinite delay in June 2022, an independent review board has put the Mission to Psyche back on track for launch in October 2023
Falcon Heavy Successfully Deployed a New Massive Communication Satellite in its Second Launch of 2023
After many delays the sixth SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket lifted off from LC-39A, it carried a massive ViaSat-3 communication satellite and two smaller payloads
