Thank you for an incredible ride up to orbit and an incredible ride home…
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Author Archive: Eric Berger
Rocket Report: Amazing view of Falcon 9 landing, spaceport suit Down Under
We remain confident of achieving our objective of a full vertical orbital launch…
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Who is ready for a fleet of cubesats flying over cities, displaying ads?
Space advertising turns out to have a potential for commercial viability…
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Florida’s Space Coast on track after Ian, set for 3 launches in 3 days
Managers will assess the scope of work to perform while in the VAB…
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NASA and SpaceX are studying a Hubble telescope boost, adding 15 to 20 years of life
It’s doing great science as we speak…
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NASA cancels Artemis I launch attempt but delays roll back decision
NASA is buying some time with this decision…
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This should be the absolute peak of hurricane season—but it’s dead quiet out there
Seasonal activity is running 50 percent below normal levels…
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Years after shuttle, NASA rediscovers the perils of liquid hydrogen
Every time we saw a leak, it pretty quickly exceeded our flammability limits…
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Rocket Report: At long last the SLS is ready, Alpha gets a launch date
For the uncrewed demo, the goal is to have a safe landing…
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