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🔥🔥Booster 22 has conducted a static fire. 🔥🔥 📸 Colleen Lidtke for NSF

Thought you were done with Night City? Well, Night City isn't quite done with you. Patch notes for Cyberpunk 2077’s Edgerunners 2 Update (2.5) are now available for you to ready up and review before going live on the streets tomorrow. Jack in to view the key changes: cp2077.ly/2.5_Patch_No...

New Edgerunners, new chrome, new playstyle? Sounds like another REDstreams! Join us this Wednesday, Oct 21st at 5 PM CEST for a closer look at Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Update (2.5) and some of the features coming to Cyberpunk 2077: cyberware customization, a new dual-wielding playstyle, and more!

SpaceX footage of the Starlink view of payload deployment from Ship 41 on Starship Flight 15

LAUNCH! Isar Aerospace launches Spectrum on its second flight from the Andøya Spaceport in Norway. youtube.com/live/uUc2d_N...

LAUNCH! SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches the Roman Space Telescope.

The jet flyby, led by NASA Administrator Isaacman, of LC-39A ahead of tomorrow's scheduled Falcon Heavy launch of the Roman Space Telescope. (Starship launch tower for scale)

STATIC FIRE Starship Booster 21 performed what looked like a 14 second multi engine static fire test ahead of flight 14. We will have to wait to find out if this is the final test or SpaceX plans further testing before the booster returns to the production site for final processing.

Starship 40 is headed home! Our friend Svyatoslav Shanygin has shared the following video and pictures, showing Ship during loading operations onto the Boskalis semi-submersible heavy transport vessel, Forte, at Christmas Island, Australia. Image/video source: Svyatoslav Shanygin

The world has another partially-reusable launch vehicle: Zhuque-3 has STUCK THE LANDING! Here's the full rundown on today's beautiful flight → youtu.be/cpA2nDH6GSY

Starboat lives and will return to Starbase! written by Chris Bergin www.nasaspaceflight.com/2026/08/ship...

Starship in space and some starlink sats #space

This is amazing and well done to the drone operator. They'll have gotten so much data out of this floaty Ship 40.

Starship Flight 13: Ship 40 flip and burn landing to conclude the mission! And Ship 40 didn't want to boom at the end!

Starship Flight 13: T-0 Abort and Scrub for the day. While we do not know the cause, we will update you once we know more from SpaceX

SpaceX has confirmed it is targeting No Earlier Then Thursday, July 16th for the launch of Starship Flight 13. www.spacex.com/launches/sta... 📷 Ceaser G for NSF

I once suggested something like this as a back-up system for recovering Starship boosters, before Flight 5 stunned me with the chopsticks catching method. But boy did the most experienced Chinese rocket state institute chose the right way to success... m.weibo.cn/detail/53191...

Starship Booster 20 has arrived to Pad 2, after rolling out from Mega Bay 1 at the Production Site, ahead of some static fire testing as part of the pre-flight testing ahead of flight 13 in the coming weeks. Rollout Stream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtjY... Starbase Live 24/7: nsf.live/starbase

Join us 🔴LIVE🔴 NOW from Starbase, Texas, as SpaceX rolls out Super Heavy Booster 20 to the pad, ahead of Starship Flight 13. www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtjY...

By most accounts, this is a risky move for Blue Origin—and especially for NASA—when you consider the work ahead for the launch company.

First look at LC-36 shows unrecognizable pieces of New Glenn scattered everywhere. While 1 of the lightning towers is still standing, it is heavily damaged. The Transporter-Erector and other lightning tower are completely destroyed. On a positive note, the tank farm looks ok. 📸 Asher B.

This is remarkably bad for Blue Origin, and possibly even worse for NASA. arstechnica.com/space/2026/0...

Well....thats an issue.... New Glenn was ready for a static fire, however it blew up on the LC-36 pad. According to Blue Origin, all personnel are safe. Source: @nasaspaceflight.com NSF Space Coast Live cam

Damn, very pretty

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Join us 🔴LIVE🔴 on Friday, May 22nd, from 2:30 p.m. CDT / 19:30 UTC as SpaceX makes a second attempt to launch Starship Flight 12, following Thursday's scrub! www.youtube.com/live/UfQHy4m...

NEWS: Kyle Busch, one of the purest racing talents NASCAR has ever seen and winner of more national series races than any driver in history, has died after falling severely ill, NASCAR announced. Busch was hospitalized this week and never recovered. He was 41. www.nytimes.com/athletic/729...

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STATIC FIRE of Booster 19 on Pad 2!

Blue Origin is rolling forward towards flight 4, as New Glenn GS1-3 "No, It's Necessary" booster made a early morning Kennedy Space Center tour as it made its way to Launch Complex 36 for further processing and preflight preparations and testing. nsf.live/spacecoast

Epic video posted by Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp, of a New Glenn fairing returning back to Earth with the help of exo-atmospheric reaction control system (RCS) following their recent launch. This test as part of the process in order to hopefully recover them on future flights.

ViaSat-3 F3 has separated and is now on its way to geostationary orbit. vsat.co/vs3

SpaceX launches the first Falcon Heavy since 2024, carrying a communications satellite for Viasat. The rocket lifted off at 10:13 a.m. ET from LC-39A in Florida. The side cores landed at LZ-40 and LZ-2, while the center core was expended. Reporting for Supercluster

After a hiatus of more than a year, SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket is set to finally fly again from historic LC-39A at KSC in FL. www.nasaspaceflight.com/2026/04/vias... The mission, ViaSat-3 F3, will see the third internet satellite of the constellation put into GEO. By Sawyer Rosenstein

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuPB... very cool and it's only the 1st video

New Glenn GS1 booster "Never Tell Me The Odds" has returned to Port Canaveral following the NG-3 mission, having launched on April 19. MUCH faster turnaround time bringing Jacklyn into port compared to NG-2! 📸 Max Evans for NSF

New Glenn Flight 3: STATIC FIRE! Blue Origin conducts a Static Fire test at LC-36 ahead of a potential weekend launch. Thanks to NSF's Max Evans for additional views

Blue Origin is getting ready for its third launch potentially in the coming days, and first reflight of a New Glenn Booster, as "Never Tell Me The Odds" with the AST SpaceMobile BlueBird 7 satellite went vertical at LC-36 overnight. nsf.live/spacecoast

As SpaceX continues to prepare for Flight 12 of Starship, Ship 39 headed back to Massey's overnight, this time with its engines, for its static fire testing campaign, hopefully in the coming days. nsf.live/starbase

ARTEMIS II: SPLASHDOWN! Welcome home, astronauts! youtube.com/live/_veRvxj...

Video released by Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp of the New Glenn "Never Tell Me The Odds' Integrated vehicle being lifted onto the Transporter Erector ahead of flight 3 potentially later this month.

ECLIPSE Images captured aboard Orion Integrity by the NASA Artemis crew of total solar eclipse, as the moon got between the sun and the capsule. The sun's faint Corona visible, the eclipse totality lasted 54 minutes, longer the normally on Earth 📸 NASA images.nasa.gov

#NASA #ArtemisII - The Artemis II crew with their spacecraft "Integrity" has broken the distance record set by the dual ships "Odyssey" (The wounded Command/Service Module) and "Aquarius" Lunar Module on the Apollo 13 Mission at 1:56 PM EDT ( Time unofficial)

GOOD MORNING ARTEMIS As the crew wakes up to another day, and gets closer to the moon. NASA shared a number of images captured by the crew of the Crescent Earth as well as a image of of the moon including this Orientale basin on the far side of the moon

Fresh from the NASA archives: Two stunning views from the Launch Abort System Jettison 🧪🔭 #ArtemisII

😮 Awesome views from Day 2 of #Artemis II this morning. @exploration.esa.int @esaearth.esa.int

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LAUNCH! ARTEMIS II LAUNCHES WITH A CREW OF 4 TOWARDS THE MOON

NASA is targeting Wednesday, April 1st, for the launch of the crewed Artemis II mission, sending humans on a journey towards - and around - the Moon for the first time since the final Apollo mission in 1972.

BREAKING: NASA to launch first Nuclear-Powered mission to Mars called Space Reactor-1 Freedom - First EVER mission with nuclear-electric propulsion to travel beyond Earth orbit - Launching NET December 2028 - Features a nuclear fission reactor to generate electricity 📷 NASA