Student-Built Rocket Shatters Altitude Record
The previous record-holder was a rocket designed and built by the Civilian Space Exploration Team, which launched in 2014 to reach an altitude of 380,000 feet (115,825 meters). The student-built Aftershock II beat that record by 90,000 feet (27,432 meters).
"I have all of the knowledge of the risks and none of the courage to accept them," Beck, the founder and CEO of Rocket Lab, ...
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SpaceX's epic Starship Super Heavy rocket catch looked just like the company imagined (side-by-side video)Far from a RUD, the real-life Super Heavy booster catch performed nearly shot-for-shot the same as SpaceX's animation. The ...
The Federal Aviation Administration does more than supervise passenger air travel. This is how the agency is shaping the fast ...
SpaceX crews are planning for the sixth test launch of its Starship spacecraft and the world’s largest rocket.
After growing revenues 55% in Q3, Rocket Lab said last week that it will more than double revenues year over year in Q4, ...
Ukrainian nursery teacher-turned-soldier Nataliia Hrabarchuk successfully took out a Russian cruise missile on her first try, ...
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Rocket sirens sound in central, northern Israel, fifteen rockets detected crossing from LebanonAfter rocket sirens sounded across central Israel on Tuesday morning, including localities such as Herzliya and Netanya, ...
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Why Rocket Lab Stock Popped, Then Dropped TodayTwo Wall Street analysts raised their price targets on Rocket Lab stock this morning. Both see the company's new Neutron ...
Israel’s Magen David Adom rescue services said one woman was killed and ten people wounded in a Hezbollah rocket attack on ...
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One person lightly wounded in rocket strike on KarmielOne person was lightly wounded in a rocket impact in the northern city of Karmiel, first responders say.Police say they ...
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