Ars Technica
SpaceX wants to launch 456 Starships a year from Texas, Rocket Lab's Neutron slips to 2027, and a startup wants to sell you sunlight via 50,000 mirrors. What could go wrong?
Ars Technica
From lightning-struck Chinese rockets to Starship engine swaps and oil platforms turned launch pads, the rocket industry keeps finding new ways to reach orbit - and new delays.
SpaceNews
India's first private orbital rocket makes it to space on its maiden voyage, carrying cubesats and Modi-signed postcards.
Ars Technica
SpaceX scrubs Starship, India sets a date, China catches a booster, Japan dreams big, and AST SpaceMobile might buy a rocket company because launch delays are annoying.
SpaceNews
Indian startup Skyroot prepares to launch its first orbital rocket, Vikram-1, with plans for monthly launches and a $1.1 billion valuation, because space is the place to be.
Ars Technica
A roundup of space news including a Pegasus swan song, India's first private rocket attempt, and SpaceX hitting 1,000 Merlin engines - because apparently that's a thing now.
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