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Ground test destruction of Firefly Alpha first stage causes 21% fall in Firefly’s share price

Ground test destruction of Firefly Alpha first stage causes 21% fall in Firefly’s share price

by David Todd | Oct 1, 2025 | Reliability Info, Seradata News

Firefly Aerospace suffered a sharp fall in its share price after the first stage of its Alpha rocket was destroyed in a ground test.  The impact of the explosion, and ensuing fire, on 29 September was felt beyond the company’s launch pad: It led to a dramatic 21% fall...
Iran suspected of suffering Zoljanah-1 orbital launch failure

Iran suspected of suffering Zoljanah-1 orbital launch failure

by David Todd | Sep 29, 2025 | Iran, Launches, Reliability Info, Seradata News

An Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Zoljanah (also known as Zuljanah) rocket was launched from the Semnan launch site in Iran at about 1500 GMT on 18 September, it is believed. The event, thought to be an orbital attempt, marked the third launch of the...
Firefly reveals cause of Alpha launch failure: a strange aerothermodynamic heating effect

Firefly reveals cause of Alpha launch failure: a strange aerothermodynamic heating effect

by David Todd | Sep 12, 2025 | Launches, Reliability Info

Firefly Aerospace has revealed the cause of the launch failure of its Alpha rocket that took place four months ago. On its sixth launch, Alpha lifted off from the Vandenberg launch site in California, at 1337 GMT on 28 April.  At first all seemed to go well with the...
Gilmour Space’s Eris rocket succumbs to the curse of maiden flights

Gilmour Space’s Eris rocket succumbs to the curse of maiden flights

by David Todd | Jul 30, 2025 | Launches, Reliability Info, Satellites, Seradata News

Eris, a 25m tall rocket, slowly lifted itself into the air on its maiden flight from Bowen, Abbot Point, in Queensland Australia at 2035 GMT on 29 July. The rocket, built by Australian startup Gilmour space, cleared its launch pad but then its climb stopped abruptly....
Test stand explosion disrupts SpaceX Starship timeline

Test stand explosion disrupts SpaceX Starship timeline

by David Todd | Jun 19, 2025 | Reliability Info, Seradata News, SpaceX

A test stand at SpaceX’s Starbase facility was severely damaged in an explosion, marking a potentially major setback to the SpaceX Starship programme. A refuelled Starship upper stage (Ship 36) was awaiting the start of an engine test at Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas...
Hakuto-R M2 ‘Resilience’ crashes on Moon after laser rangefinder fault

Hakuto-R M2 ‘Resilience’ crashes on Moon after laser rangefinder fault

by David Todd | Jun 13, 2025 | exploration, Reliability Info, Satellites, Seradata News

A Japanese lunar lander crashed on the Moon after it failed to sufficiently slow its descent. Hakuto-R M2’s collision, at 1915 GMT on 5 June, created a 16-metre-wide crater in the Mare Frigoris region of the Moon. The collateral of the crash included a mini rover,...
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