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Rocket Companies Like SpaceX May Soon Pay Per Pound to Use the Sky
The skies may no longer be free for the space industry. Rocket companies like SpaceX and United Launch Alliance (ULA) may soon be required to pay a fee to support FAA oversight and airspace coordination, part of a broader effort to keep up with the growing launch industry.
A 3D-printed titanium payload, launched June 13, was "designed, built and tested in just three years," the lab said.
After soaring 600% in the last 12 months, Rocket Lab now trades at a market cap of $15 billion. That brings its trailing price-to-sales ratio ( P/S) to a sky-high level of 36. For reference, the S&P ...
SpaceX's massive Starship spacecraft exploded into a dramatic fireball during testing in Texas late on Wednesday.
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SpaceX's flagship Starship model suffered its fourth explosion this year. NASA expects the company to put astronauts on the ...
One could argue aerospace design is a form of sculpture; it's about balance, proportion, elegance in function. When students ...
The blast shot a fireball and debris into the during testing for the 400-foot rocket system in Brownsville on Texas' ...
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