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Blue Origin Enhances New Glenn Rocket with Upgrades for Super-Heavy Lift Capability

Blue Origin has announced significant upgrades to its New Glenn rocket, introducing a new variant called the New Glenn 9×4, which boasts enhanced super-heavy lift capability and the ability to carry over 70 metric tons to low-Earth orbit. This development marks a crucial step forward in the company's pursuit of advancing space technology and exploration.

5 months ago60/100

Blue OriginNASA

MissionsSpace Exploration

Blue Origin Achieves Milestone with New Glenn Rocket Launch and Recovery

Blue Origin has successfully launched its second orbital rocket, New Glenn, and recovered the booster by landing it on a barge named Jacklyn, marking a significant step forward for the company as it ramps up production to meet growing demand for launches. This achievement paves the way for future missions, including the launch of the Blue Moon Mark 1 lunar lander.

5 months ago60/100

Blue Origin

TechnologyEngineering

Blue Origin Achieves Milestone with Successful New Glenn Rocket Landing

Blue Origin"s New Glenn rocket has successfully landed after its second orbital launch, marking a significant technical milestone for the company, which plans to increase its launch cadence in 2026. This achievement sets the stage for future missions, including carrying the Blue Moon Mark 1 lunar lander.

5 months ago60/100

Blue Origin

TechnologyEngineering

NASA's ESCAPADE Mission Successfully Launches to Study Mars' Hybrid Magnetosphere

The ESCAPADE mission, comprising two spacecraft named Blue and Gold, has launched on a New Glenn rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, to investigate Mars' hybrid magnetosphere and space weather. The mission aims to provide valuable insights into Mars' climate history and the loss of its atmosphere.

5 months ago60/100

NASARocket LabBlue Origin

LaunchesOrbital Operations

Chinese Astronauts Safely Return to Earth Amid Concerns Over Damaged Space Station Lifeboat

Three Chinese astronauts have returned to Earth after a 204-day mission, leaving behind three crewmates on the Tiangong space station with a damaged lifeboat due to a minor crack in the return capsule window glass. The incident has prompted changes to the space station's flight plan and highlights the challenges of long-duration spaceflight.

5 months ago60/100

China Manned Space Agency

MissionsSpace Exploration

Blue Origin Achieves Milestone with Successful Offshore Landing of New Glenn Rocket

Blue Origin has successfully landed its New Glenn rocket on a floating platform in the Atlantic Ocean after launching from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, marking a significant technical milestone for the company. This achievement demonstrates Blue Origin"s capabilities in recovering orbital-class rocket boosters, a crucial step towards reusable launch systems.

5 months ago80/100

NASABlue Origin

TechnologyEngineering

Archer Aviation to Conduct eVTOL Trials in Saudi Arabia

Archer Aviation has signed an agreement with The Helicopter Company and Red Sea Global to develop, test, and potentially integrate its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft into projects in Saudi Arabia. The trials will examine the aircraft's performance in operational settings and support Saudi Arabia's efforts to develop sustainable, advanced aviation.

5 months ago55/100

Archer AviationThe Helicopter CompanyRed Sea Global

Commercial SpaceIndustry

ZeroAvia and Hybrid Air Vehicles Collaborate on Hydrogen-Electric Airlander 10 Development

ZeroAvia has partnered with Hybrid Air Vehicles to develop a hydrogen-electric version of the Airlander 10 aircraft, aiming to achieve zero-emission in-flight operations for aircraft capable of carrying over 100 passengers. This collaboration marks a significant step towards reducing emissions in the aerospace industry.

5 months ago60/100

ZeroAviaHybrid Air VehiclesEuropean Union

Commercial SpaceIndustry

Fokker Services Group Introduces Anti-Jamming and Anti-Spoofing System for Civil Aircraft

Fokker Services Group will unveil a system to protect civil aircraft from GPS interference at the Dubai Airshow 2025, addressing a significant challenge in aviation. The technology aims to prevent disruption of satellite navigation systems, which is a growing concern for the industry.

5 months ago40/100

Fokker Services GroupBoeingInternational Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

TechnologyEngineering

Swedish Space Corp Unveils Streamlined Ground Station Service for Small Satellites

Swedish Space Corp has introduced a new ground station service called SSC Go, designed to provide support for operators of small satellites and constellations, offering S- and X-band communications with plans to add Ka-band capabilities next year. This development is expected to have significant implications for the broader aerospace industry, particularly in the realm of small satellite operations.

5 months ago40/100

Swedish Space CorpKongsberg Satellite ServicesLeaf Space

TechnologyEngineering

SpaceX Starship Booster Suffers Significant Damage During Pre-Launch Testing

A SpaceX Starship first stage booster experienced major damage during a pre-launch test at Massey"s Test Site in South Texas, potentially impacting the company"s ambitious development schedule. The incident occurred on November 21, 2025, and is currently under investigation.

5 months ago60/100

SpaceXNASA

SafetyEngineering

Germany Expected to Boost European Space Agency Contributions

Germany is anticipated to increase its financial contributions to the European Space Agency, potentially allocating between 4.5 and 5 billion euros, with implications for various space programs including Earth observation and the Artemis mission. This decision is set to be finalized at the upcoming ministerial conference in Bremen, Germany.

5 months ago40/100

ESANASAGerman Aerospace Company OHB

Policy & RegulationRegulation

European Space Agencies Emphasize Need for Autonomous Capabilities

European government officials have underscored the importance of developing strong, autonomous space capabilities amidst shifting global politics, with plans to increase support for defense-related space activities and decide on funding for key programs over the next three years. This move reflects a broader effort to reduce dependencies on non-European space technologies.

5 months ago40/100

ESALuxembourg Space Agency (LSA)Polish Space Agency (POLSA)

Policy & RegulationRegulation

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