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Orbital launch final score for 2019: China wins but USA puts up most satellites

Orbital launch final score for 2019: China wins but USA puts up most satellites

by David Todd | Jan 3, 2020 | China, commercial launch services, India, Launches, Russia, Seradata News, Suborbital

While still high relative to recent years, the space launch total for 2019 at 102 orbital attempted launches was more than 10 per cent down on last year’s figure of 114. China continued to dominate, again taking the number one spot with 34 launches. These included the...
SpaceX Starship Mk.1 suffers spectacular tank failure during pressure test

SpaceX Starship Mk.1 suffers spectacular tank failure during pressure test

by David Todd | Nov 21, 2019 | Seradata News, SpaceX, Suborbital, Technology

Officially it is not a blow to SpaceX, given that its Starship Mk.1 suborbital hopping test rocket was not going to fly again, but the tank failure on the spacecraft/upper stage during a deliberate over-pressurisation test on on 20 November still made a spectacular...
Blue Origin’s New Shepard breaches 100 km space boundary again

Blue Origin’s New Shepard breaches 100 km space boundary again

by David Todd | May 8, 2019 | Launches, Seradata News, Suborbital

At 1135 GMT the Blue Origin conducted another unmanned suborbital launch of its New Shepard launch vehicle/carrier spacecraft (Mark II) with an unofficial altitude achieved of 105.6 km above the Van Horn launch site in Texas. The launch is counted by Seradata as a...
SpaceShipTwo makes another successful test flight but still does not beat Karman line for true spaceflight

SpaceShipTwo makes another successful test flight but still does not beat Karman line for true spaceflight

by David Todd | Feb 26, 2019 | Commercial human spaceflight, Personal spaceflight, Suborbital, Virgin Galactic

At 1607 GMT on 15 February a Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Unity rocketplaine was air-dropped from its carrier aircraft Over the Mojave air strip in California, at.  Aboard was David Mackay – the main test pilot and his co-pilot Mike “Sooch” Masucci (Co-Pilot). ...
Blue Origin’s New Shepard breaches 100 km space boundary again

Blue Origin New Shepard’s tenth suborbital flight goes well…as its competitor Virgin Galactic lays off workers

by David Todd | Jan 25, 2019 | Blue Origin, Space tourism, Suborbital

While Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos might have his expensive divorce on his mind, at least his rocket ambitions are showing progress. His Blue Origin firm made the 10th test flight of its suborbital New Shepard rocket at 1505 GMT on 23 January 2019 from the Van Horn...
Ventions’ successor Astra Space has suborbital test launch failure – thought to be its second

Ventions’ successor Astra Space has suborbital test launch failure – thought to be its second

by David Todd | Dec 12, 2018 | Launches, Suborbital

Space News reports that Astra Space Inc – a successor company to Ventions, the California pump-fed rocket engine developer – is reported to have had a failure of its second test rocket on 29 November 2018 flying on a south-southwesterly track out of the...
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