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A Chinese company is preparing to launch its first reusable rocket later this month, carrying a prototype cargo ship designed to deliver supplies to astronauts in orbit. The launch represents a major leap forward in making space travel more affordable and accessible.
Europe is taking a giant leap toward sustainable space access with its first reusable rocket test this year. The Themis demonstrator represents a bold shift in how the continent reaches the stars.
A SpaceX rocket just completed its 33rd flight, breaking the company's own reusability record and proving that spacecraft can be flown dozens of times. The milestone came during a double launch day that added 53 new internet satellites to orbit.
A Chinese rocket company is gearing up for another attempt to land and reuse a massive orbital booster, bringing SpaceX-style space travel closer to reality in Asia. After a dramatic near-miss in December, they're ready to try again.
China just pulled off two space firsts in one launch, testing both a crew capsule escape system and landing a reusable rocket in the ocean. The country is racing toward landing astronauts on the Moon by 2030.
Space travel is about to get dramatically cheaper thanks to fully reusable rockets from SpaceX, Blue Origin, and others. Within a decade, thousands of people could orbit Earth each year, launching a new era that benefits everyone on the ground.
China is gearing up for its busiest year in space ever, with plans to break its launch record while testing crucial technology for putting astronauts on the moon. The surge includes new reusable rockets, a lunar south pole mission, and asteroid sample collection.
Solar-powered AI data centers in space could become reality within three years, slashing costs and energy use. SpaceX's reusable rockets are making the dream affordable.
SpaceX successfully launched 29 satellites Sunday evening, bringing high-speed internet to more communities worldwide while the rocket's first stage landed safely for its 24th reuse. The workhorse booster has now flown more missions than most rockets complete in their entire lifespan.