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SpaceX has a weekend Falcon 9 rocket launch in the works that Californians should easily be able to watch either in person or ...
A few months are left until the third mission of the Artemis program, and the second crewed one, will lift off. Not meant to travel to the Moon, but merely to stay in close proximity to Earth to test ...
Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser, the spacecraft that looks like a miniature space shuttle, doesn’t have a target launch date yet but it does have “undisclosed national security and commercial customers,” ...
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