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GEM-63XL Tested to Address Vulcan Rocket Certification Issues

The static fire test of the GEM-63XL solid rocket motor at Promontory aims to address anomalies from Vulcan's second certification mission on October 4, 2024. United Launch Alliance is investigating the issue as part of their ongoing efforts to ensure mission reliability.

2025-02-19T01:13:06.079379-08:00

SpaceNews.com

ULA Vulcan Centaur Launch: Successful Second Test with Booster Anomaly

2024-10-04T05:38:10.155344-07:00

Florida Today

ULA Vulcan Centaur Set for Second Launch on Oct. 4 at Cape Canaveral

2024-10-02T06:26:19.959243-07:00

SpaceNews.com

SpaceX Secures $733M for 8 National Security Space Launches

2024-10-18T13:17:31.190705-07:00

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NASA Spaceflight

GEM-63XL Tested to Address Vulcan Rocket Certification Issues The static fire test of the GEM-63XL solid rocket motor at Promontory aims to address anomalies from Vulcan's second certification mission on October 4, 2024. United Launch Alliance is investigating the issue as part of their ongoing efforts to ensure mission reliability.

2025-02-19T01:13:06.079379-08:00

GEM-63XL Tested to Address Vulcan Rocket Certification Issues

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Skyrora Targets 2026 for Space Launch After Suborbital Attempt Scottish aerospace company Skyrora plans to send its rockets into space by 2026. This follows a planned suborbital launch set to take place later this year, marking a significant step in expanding its capabilities within the rapidly growing small satellite launch market.

2025-02-17T10:45:18.252666-08:00

Skyrora Targets 2026 for Space Launch After Suborbital Attempt

Florida Today

Port Canaveral Faces Space Traffic Surge Amid Reusable Rocket Influx Port Canaveral anticipates a significant increase in space traffic due to the growing number of reusable rockets returning post-launch. This surge is attracting more private space companies, presenting logistical challenges as the port adapts to heightened demand and activity levels.

2025-02-12T02:30:53.501421-08:00

Port Canaveral Faces Space Traffic Surge Amid Reusable Rocket Influx

Ars Technica

ULA's Vulcan Rocket Awaiting Space Force Approval, Launch Delayed The United Launch Alliance has removed its Vulcan rocket from the launch pad as the US Space Force's review process continues. The delay in receiving the necessary approvals impacts the timeline for future missions and potentially affects ULA's operations and contractual commitments.

2025-02-11T08:03:03.664676-08:00

ULA's Vulcan Rocket Awaiting Space Force Approval, Launch Delayed

Bloomberg Law

GAO Dismisses US Air Force's Bid to Alter $180M Satellite Order Decision The Government Accountability Office has dismissed the US Air Force's attempt to modify a protest outcome concerning a $180 million satellite terminal delivery order, citing untimeliness. This decision maintains the current ruling, impacting the satellite procurement process.

2025-02-06T11:46:42.910951-08:00

GAO Dismisses US Air Force's Bid to Alter $180M Satellite Order Decision

Breaking Defense

US Space Force Plans 18 NSSL Launches in 2025 with ULA's Vulcan The US Space Force is set to conduct 18 National Security Space Launches in 2025, with an emphasis on strengthening resiliency. Brig. Gen. Kristin Panzenhagen highlights a focus on launch vehicles, range infrastructure, and base security, underscoring the importance of assured access to space.

2025-01-28T13:44:24.812028-08:00

US Space Force Plans 18 NSSL Launches in 2025 with ULA's Vulcan

Aerospace America

Blue Origin Heavy-Lift Rocket Launched, Rivaling SpaceX, ULA The successful inaugural launch of Blue Origin's heavy-lift rocket positions the company as a viable contender for national security launches, challenging incumbents SpaceX and ULA. This development could reshape competition in the space launch sector.

2025-01-09T04:49:02.942440-08:00

Blue Origin Heavy-Lift Rocket Launched, Rivaling SpaceX, ULA

Aviation Week

Space Force Awaits Vulcan Rocket Certification After 2024 Launches The U.S. Space Force is close to completing certification processes for ULA's Vulcan Centaur following two launches in 2024. The certification, crucial for national security missions, is expected to enhance the capabilities and reliability of the Space Force's launch operations.

2025-01-03T13:24:21.417082-08:00

Space Force Awaits Vulcan Rocket Certification After 2024 Launches

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