Blue Origin accelerates New Glenn rocket production with major facility upgrades and new variant plan

Blue Origin accelerates New Glenn rocket production with major facility upgrades and new variant plan

Blue Origin is making substantial strides at its rocket manufacturing facility located in Exploration Park, Florida, as it intensifies its efforts in producing the heavy-lift New Glenn rocket. This comes alongside plans for future upgrades, including a new variant that will enhance the rocket’s capabilities significantly. Recent aerial footage taken by the NSF team shows […]

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Lunar Outpost Advances in Space Exploration as Key Player in NASA’s Artemis IV Mission

Lunar Outpost Advances in Space Exploration as Key Player in NASA’s Artemis IV Mission

Lunar Outpost, established in 2017 in Golden, Colorado, has transitioned from a lunar mobility startup to a significant contributor to NASA’s Artemis program. The company announced on December 4, 2025, that it has been chosen for the Artemis IV mission, demonstrating its shift from commercial endeavors to collaboration in a major federally-backed lunar exploration initiative. […]

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SpaceX gains approval to advance Starship launch facility construction at Cape Canaveral

SpaceX gains approval to advance Starship launch facility construction at Cape Canaveral

SpaceX has secured environmental clearance to proceed with the construction of its Starship launch facility at Cape Canaveral’s Space Launch Complex-37 (SLC-37). This approval follows the completion of a Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which revealed limited changes from the initial draft but provided significant details about the project’s scope, including information on the planned […]

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Jared Isaacman pushes for swift Senate approval as NASA administrator amid urgent space competition

Jared Isaacman pushes for swift Senate approval as NASA administrator amid urgent space competition

Entrepreneur and astronaut Jared Isaacman made a compelling case before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation on Wednesday, urging lawmakers to expedite his nomination as the next administrator of NASA. This was Isaacman’s second appearance before the committee this year, following an earlier nomination process that faltered last summer due to bureaucratic […]

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