WASHINGTON—Northrop Grumman is taking another charge related to the solid rocket boosters it provides for the Vulcan Centaur rocket and suggested updated motors might not be ready until the end of the year.

--Jeff Foust

Sorry about AI, my photoshop skills aren't that good(

A big some of spacex launches was postponed due to FAA regulations...

Are they resolve all the issue for space?!

Terran R second production site announced this AM.
This site is in addition to existing Long Beach Facility.
News comes after it was announced Relativity is going after NSSL contracts.

r/SpaceXBets ecstatic right now

SpaceX went public at $135 a share in June, shot as high as about $226, and has now fallen back below its IPO price. That’s quite a first month for a company whose main selling point is getting things off the ground. 😂

There’s plenty to like. Starlink has more than 10 million customers, Falcon 9 has become the workhorse of the launch industry, and Starship could completely change what it costs to put large payloads into orbit.

But the valuation is enormous, Starship is still having delays and test problems, and a large number of insider shares could become eligible for sale shortly after SpaceX reports its first quarterly results on August 4. The latest Starship attempt was stopped at the last second after several engines failed to ignite.

So what happens next? Does Starlink eventually grow into a business big enough to justify the price, or did investors price in Mars before SpaceX has even finished figuring out the Moon?

Would you buy, sell, or hold SpaceX stock right now—and what SpaceX dad joke should we make next?

ULA student launches

It looks like ULA figured out how to get their launch rate numbers way up! Gradatim pigre!

Tuned into their livestream hoping for some exciting action...certainly wasn't disappointed.

Everyday Astronaut found this marvel of a slop...