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The United Arab Emirates just successfully launched its first entirely homegrown rocket, soaring 3 kilometers above the desert and marking the nation's entry into sovereign space capability. Engineers designed, built, and tested every component locally, proving the country can develop advanced aerospace systems from the ground up.
Japan's space agency just achieved a major milestone in rocket technology, successfully launching and landing a reusable prototype that could slash the cost of space exploration. The breakthrough puts Japan one step closer to competing in the cost-cutting revolution transforming the global space industry.
A German space company will launch its paraffin-powered rocket from Scotland's northernmost point this summer, marking Europe's growing rocket launch capabilities. The safe, eco-friendly technology could open new doors for space research.
Gilmour Space Technologies just secured $217 million to build rockets on Australian soil, proving the country's space dreams are taking flight. The Gold Coast company is scaling up after its first launch last July showed the world Australia can build orbital rockets at home.
Malaysia is set to produce its own rockets within two years, marking a major leap in aerospace independence. The partnership with Australian technology firms aims to strengthen national defense while building a self-reliant future.
A small rocket that flew for just 42 seconds a century ago sparked innovations that eventually took humans to the Moon. Today, that same technology powers hundreds of launches each year and a thriving private space industry.
China just caught a falling rocket booster in a giant net on a sea platform, marking a huge leap toward reusable space technology. The successful test puts China in the race to make space launches cheaper and more sustainable.
A rocket just sent eight Japanese satellites to space, including one with an antenna that unfolds like origami to 25 times its original size. This innovative mission shows how space technology is getting smarter and more compact.
The world's largest automaker is bouncing back with record hybrid sales and an improved outlook, even as it navigates supply chain challenges and fierce competition. Toyota's resilience shows how betting on practical green technology is paying off.
China just caught a falling rocket booster on a floating platform in the ocean, marking a major breakthrough in reusable space technology. The successful landing brings the country one step closer to making space launches cheaper and more sustainable.
A Bengaluru company is developing one of the world's most difficult rocket engines, aiming to make space launches faster and cheaper for India. With government backing and successful early tests, Astrobase could help India meet rising demand for satellite launches by 2029.
Rocket Lab just landed its biggest contract ever—a $266 million deal with the U.S. Space Force that will bring up to 18 launches and a brand new Alaska launch site online by 2026. The move marks a major expansion for the company and gives the military more capacity to test critical defense technology.
A new Chinese space company just tested engines for what could become the world's most powerful electric-pump rocket, opening doors for cheaper satellite launches. Spark Space raised nearly $15 million after successful tests of their game-changing technology.
The Philippines is building its first spaceport with help from South Korea's Perigee Aerospace, transforming the island nation into a regional space gateway. The partnership strengthens Filipino engineers' rocket technology skills and positions the country as an active contributor to space exploration.
A SpaceX rocket booster just completed its 35th trip to space and back, breaking the company's own reuse record. The historic flight brings rocket technology closer than ever to the reusability NASA's space shuttles once achieved.
China just became only the second country ever to successfully land and recover a reusable rocket, marking a giant leap that could make space travel far more affordable. The breakthrough puts China alongside the US in mastering technology that transforms how we reach the stars.
A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket will make history Saturday morning by launching its heaviest payload ever. The rocket will carry 29 satellites weighing 18 tons to orbit for Amazon's growing internet network.
After two launch failures and an explosion that destroyed a rocket on the test stand, Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket flew flawlessly on March 11. The successful mission marks a major comeback for the Texas-based company that spent nearly a year fixing problems and improving quality controls.
A sharp-eyed satellite caught stunning photos of SpaceX's powerful Falcon Heavy rocket blasting off from Florida, proving our eyes in the sky can now track rockets in real time. The images show how far commercial satellite technology has come.
A Chinese company just became only the third entity in the world to successfully land an orbital rocket booster on its legs. The breakthrough puts China's commercial space industry on track to make launches cheaper and more sustainable.
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