Forbes

Confessions Of A ‘60s Amateur Rocketeer—Estes Models, To Be Precise

In the sixties and early seventies, space was all the rage with the Cold War competition to determine who would walk on the moon first, America or the USSR. As such, model rocketry was booming.

How reusability can lead to sustainable, cost-effective access to space

Explore how reusable rocket technologies are transforming the space industry, enhancing sustainability, and reducing launch ...

ESA considers righting the wrongs of Ariane 6 by turning it into a Franken-rocket

Much of the discourse around reusable rockets in Europe has focused on developing a brand new rocket that might eventually ...
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SpaceX Starship class rockets could slash space telescope costs

Space telescopes have always been defined as much by their rockets as by their mirrors. When every kilogram to orbit costs a ...

Is SLS still the most powerful rocket? 5 facts as Artemis 2 rolls out

With Artemis II, SLS could become the most powerful rocket ever to launch humans. Its four main engines burn roughly 700,000 ...
GeekWire

Starcloud plans its next power plays after training first AI model in space

Starcloud’s founders — CEO Philip Johnston, chief technology officer Ezra Feilden and chief engineer Adi Oltean — wear protective gear as they check out the startup’s Starcloud-1 satellite before ...
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Mission Mars: Nuclear thermal propulsion could double efficiency of rockets

A nuclear thermal propulsion engine could cut the travel time in half for future space explorers racing to the Red Planet.