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Blue Origin's Historic All-Female Crew Launches into Space

Blue Origin's Historic All-Female Crew Launches into Space

Blue Origin successfully launched its New Shepard rocket, featuring the first all-female crew since 1963. The crew included notable figures like Katy Perry and Gayle King, highlighting women's roles in astronautics. This mission marks the 31st trip of the rocket and its 11th crewed launch. Despite criticism for catering to the wealthy, Perry emphasized the mission's focus on appreciating Earth. Participants must pay $150,000 for a spot on this journey. Blue Origin is also prepping for a second New Glenn rocket launch in the spring.

Created at: April 14, 2025 3:30pm

SpaceX's Cupola: The World's Largest 'Space Window' Returns to Orbit

SpaceX's Cupola: The World's Largest 'Space Window' Returns to Orbit

SpaceX has successfully launched its remarkable cupola into orbit once more, allowing private astronauts to experience breathtaking views of Earth and the cosmos. This dome-shaped window, first introduced in 2021 during the Inspiration4 mission, is now part of the Fram2 mission, which carries four private astronauts to a polar orbit. Measuring 2,000 square inches, it is the largest single window ever sent into space. Designed with advanced materials, the cupola provides panoramic views while ensuring safety against space debris. This mission marks a new chapter in free-flying orbital experiences for private astronauts.

Created at: April 1, 2025 11:30am

NASA's Starliner Astronauts Finally Return After 10-Month Delay

NASA's Starliner Astronauts Finally Return After 10-Month Delay

NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have returned to Earth after a prolonged 286-day stay at the International Space Station (ISS). Their return was facilitated by SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft, which also carried Crew 10 astronauts. Initially stranded since June 2024 due to issues with Boeing's Starliner, the duo experienced significant delays, including helium leaks that postponed their return. They traveled 121 million miles and completed 4,576 orbits around Earth during their unexpected mission. NASA's Acting Administrator highlighted the collaboration that made their early return possible.

Created at: March 19, 2025 3:30am

NASA Astronauts Return After Extended ISS Stay Due to Boeing Issues

NASA Astronauts Return After Extended ISS Stay Due to Boeing Issues

NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore have returned safely to Earth after a nine-month mission at the International Space Station, extended due to complications with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. They splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule after a lengthy 17-hour journey home. Initially meant to be a short mission, their return was delayed by various technical issues with the Starliner. The incident underscores challenges Boeing faces in its competition with SpaceX for NASA contracts. Controversy arose when Elon Musk claimed he offered an earlier return, which NASA and White House officials denied.

Created at: March 18, 2025 10:30pm

Elon Musk Unveils Ambitious Mars Mission with Optimus Robot Aboard Starship

Elon Musk Unveils Ambitious Mars Mission with Optimus Robot Aboard Starship

Elon Musk has announced plans to launch Tesla's Optimus robot to Mars aboard the Starship rocket by late 2026. If initial robotic landings succeed, human missions could start as early as 2029. Starship, the largest rocket ever built, aims to facilitate interplanetary exploration and reduce costs for future missions. However, SpaceX faces regulatory scrutiny after a recent failed test flight of its prototype. NASA also plans to use a modified Starship for lunar missions. Musk envisions a future where humanity thrives on Mars and beyond.

Created at: March 15, 2025 3:30pm

SpaceX Launches Crew-10 for ISS Swap, Allowing Astronauts to Return Home

SpaceX Launches Crew-10 for ISS Swap, Allowing Astronauts to Return Home

SpaceX successfully launched four astronauts on Crew-10, initiating a critical crew swap at the International Space Station (ISS). This mission enables astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore to return to Earth after a nine-month stay. The Crew-10 Dragon spacecraft is expected to dock with the ISS, facilitating an overlap with the existing crew. Williams and Wilmore's return had been delayed due to issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. Elon Musk has publicly criticized the political decisions behind their extended stay, although no evidence supports his claims.

Created at: March 15, 2025 3:30pm

FAA Orders Investigations After SpaceX and Blue Origin Rocket Mishaps

FAA Orders Investigations After SpaceX and Blue Origin Rocket Mishaps

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has mandated SpaceX and Blue Origin to conduct mishap investigations following significant issues during their recent rocket tests. SpaceX's Starship faced an explosion on its seventh test flight, attributed to over-pressurization. Meanwhile, Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket successfully reached orbit, but its booster exploded during an attempted landing. The FAA will oversee these investigations to ensure safety before future flights can resume. No injuries have been reported, but public property damage is under review for SpaceX's incident.

Created at: January 17, 2025 7:00pm

SpaceX Successfully Catches Starship Booster, But Upper Stage Suffers Anomaly

SpaceX Successfully Catches Starship Booster, But Upper Stage Suffers Anomaly

SpaceX successfully caught its Starship rocket’s Super Heavy booster for the second time during a recent test flight. However, shortly after the catch, the company lost contact with the ship, which experienced an anomaly during its ascent to orbit. The booster had successfully separated from the ship and ignited its engines before some failed. This flight featured upgraded heat tiles and enhanced radar sensors for catching the booster. The previous catch attempt was aborted due to communication issues. The situation is still developing as SpaceX investigates the anomaly.

Created at: January 16, 2025 11:30pm

SpaceX Starship Flight 7 Delayed, Set to Launch with Historic Payload Tomorrow

SpaceX Starship Flight 7 Delayed, Set to Launch with Historic Payload Tomorrow

SpaceX has delayed the highly anticipated Flight 7 of its Starship program due to adverse weather conditions, rescheduling the launch just one day later for January 16. This flight marks a significant milestone as it will be the first to carry a payload into orbit, showcasing the spacecraft's capabilities. The 60-minute launch window is set to open at 4 PM Central Time. Following successful missions in 2024, the company aims to demonstrate its reusability and landing capabilities with the Super Heavy booster. Enthusiasts remain optimistic about this next step in space exploration.

Created at: January 16, 2025 1:30pm

Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Achieves First Successful Launch

Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Achieves First Successful Launch

Blue Origin successfully launched its New Glenn rocket into orbit for the first time on January 16, 2025. The rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, reaching space shortly after takeoff. Although the first stage exploded during an attempted landing, the primary goal of achieving orbit was accomplished. CEO Dave Limp expressed pride in the milestone, signaling a new era for the company. Blue Origin aims to conduct multiple launches this year, using New Glenn for satellite deployments and future Moon missions with NASA.

Created at: January 16, 2025 12:00pm

Stoke Space Secures $260M for Reusable Rocket Development

Stoke Space Secures $260M for Reusable Rocket Development

Stoke Space, a Y Combinator alum founded by Blue Origin veterans, has successfully raised $260 million in a Series C funding round, bringing its total funding to $480 million. This follows a $100 million raise in October 2023 and a $75 million round in December 2021. The company aims to create the first fully reusable rocket, including both booster and second stage. Recent tests of its first-stage rocket engine were promising. The new capital will be utilized to expand facilities at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, with participation from several prominent investors.

Created at: January 15, 2025 11:00pm

Loft Orbital Secures $170 Million in Series C Funding for Space Ventures

Loft Orbital Secures $170 Million in Series C Funding for Space Ventures

Loft Orbital, a space infrastructure startup, has successfully raised $170 million in Series C funding, co-led by Tikehau Capital and Axial Partners. This round of funding surpasses the total of $160 million raised since its inception in 2017. The company has reported over $500 million in bookings, demonstrating significant capital efficiency. Loft's customers include major players like NASA and Microsoft, and it has launched over 25 missions. With this new capital, Loft aims to expand its satellite launches and enhance its AI capabilities in space operations.

Created at: January 15, 2025 8:30pm

Google-Backed Pixxel Launches India's First Private Satellite Constellation

Google-Backed Pixxel Launches India's First Private Satellite Constellation

Pixxel, an Indian space tech startup, has launched its first three hyperspectral satellites as part of its commercial constellation, Firefly, from California via a SpaceX rocket. This milestone marks a significant advancement in India's space ambitions, which includes plans for a human spacecraft mission and a national space station. The satellites can capture detailed imagery for applications in agriculture and climate monitoring, with a potential total of 18-24 satellites by 2026-2027. Pixxel has secured over 60 customers, including NASA and BP, highlighting its unique five-meter resolution capabilities.

Created at: January 14, 2025 9:00pm

Flights Delayed Due to SpaceX Rocket Debris Falling from Sky

Flights Delayed Due to SpaceX Rocket Debris Falling from Sky

Qantas has announced delays for several flights to South Africa following last-minute alerts regarding falling debris from a SpaceX rocket. The airline noted that the southern Indian Ocean, chosen by SpaceX for reentry, intersects with its Sydney to Johannesburg route. Ben Holland, head of Qantas' operation center, expressed frustration over the lack of advanced notice about the debris. South African Airways flights are also experiencing similar delays, highlighting the impact of space activities on commercial aviation.

Created at: January 14, 2025 9:00pm

Blue Origin Delays Inaugural Launch of New Glenn Mega-Rocket

Blue Origin Delays Inaugural Launch of New Glenn Mega-Rocket

Blue Origin has postponed the inaugural launch of its New Glenn rocket due to an unspecified issue with a subsystem. The delay raises concerns over the launch timeline, especially as weather conditions in the Atlantic are expected to worsen. The company needs at least 48 hours to reset the rocket for a new launch attempt. New Glenn is critical for Blue Origin's entry into the heavy-lift market, currently dominated by SpaceX. The rocket aims to deliver payloads for NASA and other contracts while also supporting a larger space economy. The launch was initially targeted for January 12 but was pushed back to January 13.

Created at: January 13, 2025 4:00pm

Sierra Space CEO Tom Vice Steps Down Amid Challenges

Sierra Space CEO Tom Vice Steps Down Amid Challenges

Tom Vice has stepped down as CEO of Sierra Space, as reported by CNBC. He led the company for three and a half years, overseeing a significant $290 million fundraising round and a military contract. Despite these achievements, the company has faced challenges, including delays in launching its Dream Chaser spaceplane and executive turnover. The interim CEO will be Faith Ozmen, the company's chairman. There is uncertainty surrounding Sierra Space's potential plans to go public in late 2025 under new leadership.

Created at: January 6, 2025 9:00pm

Blue Origin Prepares for First Orbital Rocket Launch

Blue Origin Prepares for First Orbital Rocket Launch

Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos, is set to launch its first orbital rocket this month, marking a significant milestone in its nearly 25-year history. The launch, which is anticipated to take place no earlier than January 6, aims to establish Blue Origin as a competitor in the currently SpaceX-dominated launch industry. The company is gearing up for this consequential event amid growing excitement within the aerospace community. Additionally, SpaceX is also planning to demonstrate payload deployment using its Starship for the first time soon. This year is poised to be pivotal for both companies.

Created at: January 6, 2025 6:00pm

SpaceX Set to Test Starship with Model Starlink Satellites

SpaceX Set to Test Starship with Model Starlink Satellites

SpaceX is preparing for a groundbreaking test flight of its Starship, aiming to demonstrate payload deployment for the first time. The upcoming launch will carry 10 Starlink simulators, mirroring the design of the next-gen V3 satellites. This test is crucial for enhancing Starlink's satellite constellation, capable of deploying 60 V3 satellites per launch, significantly increasing network capacity. SpaceX also announced improvements to the rocket's systems to boost reliability. The launch is anticipated later this month, marking a pivotal step in SpaceX's ambitious space plans.

Created at: January 3, 2025 10:30pm

Blue Origin Set to Launch New Glenn Rocket, Challenging SpaceX's Dominance

Blue Origin Set to Launch New Glenn Rocket, Challenging SpaceX's Dominance

Blue Origin is preparing for the inaugural launch of its New Glenn rocket, aiming to enter the competitive space launch market currently led by SpaceX. The launch, initially expected in December, has been tentatively rescheduled for January 6 due to air traffic advisories. With its launch license secured, Blue Origin recently completed a hot fire test, confirming readiness for the mission. When launched, New Glenn will employ seven BE-4 engines to generate 3.8 million pounds of thrust. This mission will also test technology for the Blue Ring spacecraft, as Blue Origin diversifies its offerings in the space sector.

Created at: December 30, 2024 9:30pm

2024's Major Milestones in the Space Industry Reflecting on Historic Achievements

2024's Major Milestones in the Space Industry
Reflecting on Historic Achievements

The space industry marked a transformative year in 2024, highlighted by SpaceX's successful catch of its Super Heavy booster and Boeing's Starliner facing setbacks during its crewed test mission. The Polaris Dawn mission showcased the first private spacewalk, while multiple firms, including Intuitive Machines and various national entities, attempted lunar landings with mixed results. Notably, the Space Force awarded substantial contracts to commercial providers, indicating strong government backing for private space enterprises. This year underscored the rapid advancements and increasing competition within the space sector.

Created at: December 28, 2024 3:30pm

Elon Musk's Gaming Stream Reveals Near-Disaster in Starship Test

Elon Musk's Gaming Stream Reveals Near-Disaster in Starship Test

During a gaming session streamed on X, Elon Musk accidentally broadcast audio from a SpaceX engineer detailing a near-abort scenario during the recent Starship booster landing. The engineer revealed the booster was 'one second away' from a critical failure due to a misconfigured component. Musk expressed shock at the revelation, which highlighted the risks involved in rocket launches. This conversation occurred after the fifth integrated test flight of Starship, which achieved historic objectives. SpaceX aims to balance speed and safety in upcoming tests, with the FAA's schedule no longer dictating timelines.

Created at: October 25, 2024 10:30pm

Blue Origin Launches Second Capsule for Space Tourism

Blue Origin Launches Second Capsule for Space Tourism

Blue Origin successfully completed an uncrewed certification mission for its second New Shepard capsule, RSS Kármán Line, aiming to double its suborbital space tourism capacity. The launch, conducted from West Texas, marked the 27th flight of the New Shepard since 2015. This capsule features upgrades for enhanced performance and payload capacity, carrying various technology demonstrations. The mission followed two prior scrubs due to technical issues, with the capsule safely returning to Earth via parachute. Blue Origin anticipates meeting increasing customer demand for suborbital flights.

Created at: October 24, 2024 11:00pm

Astra Space Secures $44M DOD Contract for Next-Gen Launch System

Astra Space Secures $44M DOD Contract for Next-Gen Launch System

Astra Space has landed a significant contract with the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) under its Novel Responsive Space Delivery program, worth up to $44 million. This funding aims to develop Astra’s Launch System 2, capable of rapid and cost-effective launches for time-sensitive missions. After facing financial struggles, including a transition to private ownership, Astra's proposal has reignited confidence in the company. The contract's initial phase involves refining operational concepts, with the potential for further mission demonstrations following prototype selection. This marks a pivotal moment for Astra as it seeks to fulfill its ambitious launch objectives.

Created at: October 24, 2024 10:30pm

SpaceX Crew Dragon Sets New Record for Longest Stay in Orbit After Nearly 8 Months

SpaceX Crew Dragon Sets New Record for Longest Stay in Orbit
After Nearly 8 Months

SpaceX's Crew Dragon Endeavour has made history by completing the longest mission in orbit, spending 232 days docked to the International Space Station (ISS) during NASA's Crew-8 mission. Initially planned for six months, the mission was extended due to weather-related delays. The Crew Dragon undocked from the ISS on October 23, 2024, and is now preparing for its return to Earth. This accomplishment highlights SpaceX's advancements in space travel, surpassing previous records held by the Space Shuttle. The mission underscores the importance of the Crew Dragon spacecraft in NASA's Commercial Crew program.

Created at: October 24, 2024 2:01pm

Space Development Agency Selects 19 Companies for Defense Missions

Space Development Agency Selects 19 Companies for Defense Missions

The Space Development Agency (SDA) has announced the selection of 19 companies to participate in a new program aimed at enhancing defense demonstration missions. Each company will receive $20,000 to support initial administrative costs as they prepare to bid on future contracts. The initiative focuses on the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture, which will include a large satellite constellation providing missile tracking and advanced communication capabilities. The selected firms, including notable names like SpaceX and Firefly Aerospace, will compete for various missions, underscoring the SDA's commitment to innovation and collaboration in space technology.

Created at: October 23, 2024 11:00pm

Boeing's Intelsat 33e Satellite Explodes in Space, Investigation Underway

Boeing's Intelsat 33e Satellite Explodes in Space, Investigation Underway

The Intelsat 33e satellite, manufactured by Boeing, has exploded in space after experiencing a power loss anomaly. This incident, which occurred on October 19, is now under investigation by the US Space Force, which is also tracking the debris from the explosion. Intelsat has formed a Failure Review Board to determine the cause of the loss. Boeing faces scrutiny following this event, adding to its existing challenges, including previous spacecraft issues and airplane crashes. Customers in affected regions are assured that services will be restored promptly.

Created at: October 23, 2024 2:30pm

SpaceX Prepares for Starship Flight 6 After Successful Booster Test

SpaceX Prepares for Starship Flight 6 After Successful Booster Test

SpaceX is gearing up for its highly anticipated Starship Flight 6 following the successful Flight 5, where the Super Heavy Booster was caught after launch. Although the exact launch date remains undisclosed, the Super Heavy Booster is now at Starbase in Texas, ready for pre-launch testing. SpaceX holds launch clearance from the FAA, contingent upon mirroring Flight 5's mission profile. This launch is critical as it sets the stage for future missions, including NASA's Artemis III, aimed at returning humans to the Moon. Elon Musk's ambitious plans could see Starship conduct up to 120 missions annually.

Created at: October 23, 2024 1:01pm

SpaceX Sues California Agency Over Launch Proposal Rejection

SpaceX Sues California Agency Over Launch Proposal Rejection

SpaceX has filed a lawsuit against the California Coastal Commission after it rejected the company's proposal to increase launches from the state's coastline to 50 annually. The commission's decision, made on October 10, came despite support from the U.S. Air Force, citing national security concerns. SpaceX alleges political discrimination against CEO Elon Musk influenced the decision. The lawsuit raises significant questions about legal authority over launch activities performed by commercial entities for the Department of Defense. The outcome could impact future space operations and regulations.

Created at: October 21, 2024 10:30pm

SpaceX Aims to Catch Starship with Mechazilla Next Year

SpaceX Aims to Catch Starship with Mechazilla Next Year

Elon Musk announced that SpaceX plans to attempt catching the Starship rocket using its Mechazilla system after the successful catch of the Super Heavy Booster during its fifth test flight. This endeavor is part of SpaceX's commitment to enhancing its reusable rocket technology. Musk hinted that the attempt could occur early next year but did not specify a date. Following recent successes, SpaceX is focused on achieving further milestones in its Starship program, which aims to facilitate future missions to Mars. The company is riding a wave of success as it prepares for its next significant tests.

Created at: October 17, 2024 12:30pm

SpaceX Sues California Agency Over Launch Approval Denial and Political Bias

SpaceX Sues California Agency Over Launch Approval Denial and Political Bias

SpaceX has initiated legal action against the California Coastal Commission following the agency's rejection of its proposal to increase annual launches from the state’s coastline to 50. The commission's decision, influenced by CEO Elon Musk's political activities, raised allegations of political discrimination. While the U.S. Air Force backs SpaceX's launches as vital for national security, the commission demands a coastal development permit due to the dual nature of the company's activities. This case highlights the tension between federal and private business operations in the space sector.

Created at: October 16, 2024 10:00pm

India Supports Musk in Satellite Spectrum Allocation Dispute

India Supports Musk in Satellite Spectrum Allocation Dispute

India has decided to allocate satellite spectrum through administrative means, aligning with Elon Musk's stance against auctioning. Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia emphasized that shared spectrum is a global practice and cannot be auctioned. This decision favors Musk's Starlink and Amazon's Project Kuiper, countering lobbying from major telecom operators like Reliance Jio. Musk previously warned that auctioning satellite spectrum would be unprecedented. The move intensifies competition for India's satellite internet market as industry leaders debate the future of spectrum allocation.

Created at: October 15, 2024 2:30pm

Inversion Space Secures FAA License for Groundbreaking Reentry Mission

Inversion Space Secures FAA License for Groundbreaking Reentry Mission

Inversion Space has received a spacecraft reentry license from the FAA, marking a significant milestone for the startup. This approval enables the company to launch its Ray capsule for an orbital cargo delivery demonstration later this year. The Ray capsule, significantly smaller than Inversion’s future spacecraft, will be tested during a mission launching on SpaceX’s Transport-12. The reentry process involves a two-stage deployment of parachutes to ensure a safe splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. Following this mission, Inversion plans to develop a larger vehicle, Arc, set for a future launch.

Created at: October 15, 2024 1:31pm

SpaceX's Starship Soars: A New Era for NASA's Artemis III Mission

SpaceX's Starship Soars: A New Era for NASA's Artemis III Mission

SpaceX has achieved a historic milestone with its Starship's fifth test flight, successfully reaching orbit and returning safely. The flight showcased Mechazilla catching the Super Heavy Booster for the first time, marking a significant advancement in reusable rocket technology. Looking ahead, SpaceX is preparing to assist NASA with the Artemis III mission in 2026, which aims to return humans to the Moon. Although not the primary carrier, Starship will play a crucial role in transporting astronauts. Further testing is required to ensure mission readiness, as the space industry eagerly anticipates deeper explorations.

Created at: October 14, 2024 2:00pm

Bridgit Mendler's Northwood Space Achieves Key Ground Station Test with Planet Labs

Bridgit Mendler's Northwood Space Achieves Key Ground Station Test with Planet Labs

Northwood Space, founded by former Disney star Bridgit Mendler, successfully connected its ground station with Planet Labs satellites in a groundbreaking test. Operating from North Dakota, the startup's phased-array antenna demonstrated bidirectional data transmission over multiple satellite passes. Mendler emphasized the importance of enhanced connectivity for the expanding space industry. Northwood aims to address terrestrial infrastructure challenges by mass-producing smaller, scalable ground stations. The company has raised $6 million in funding and plans to operationalize sites in 2025, targeting both U.S. and international markets.

Created at: October 9, 2024 11:00pm

SpaceX Set for Starship's 5th Launch This Weekend: Aiming for Super Heavy Catch

SpaceX Set for Starship's 5th Launch This Weekend: Aiming for Super Heavy Catch

SpaceX is gearing up for the fifth test flight of its Starship rocket, potentially launching this weekend, pending FAA approval. The mission aims to demonstrate new capabilities, including an on-target landing in the Indian Ocean and the first catch of the Super Heavy booster using Mechazilla. Following a successful fourth flight, where both rocket and booster were safely retrieved, SpaceX plans to conduct nine launches in 2024. The public is invited to witness the launch, scheduled for Sunday, October 13, with live streaming available. This mission is a crucial step towards SpaceX's goal of making human life multi-planetary.

Created at: October 9, 2024 12:00pm

Revolutionary Mars Battery Set to Power Future Colonization Efforts

Revolutionary Mars Battery Set to Power Future Colonization Efforts

Researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China have developed a groundbreaking battery designed to utilize the Martian atmosphere for energy generation. This innovative technology acts like a fuel cell, continuously producing electricity by reacting with atmospheric gases, primarily carbon dioxide. The lightweight design eliminates the need for heavy fuel reserves, making it ideal for long-duration missions. The battery performs well in extreme Martian temperatures and can be recharged using solar energy. These advancements could significantly enhance the feasibility of human habitation on Mars, as detailed in the journal Science Bulletin.

Created at: October 8, 2024 5:01pm

Navigating Dual-Use Tech: Key Insights from True Anomaly, Slingshot Aerospace, and Space Workforce 2030

Navigating Dual-Use Tech: Key Insights from True Anomaly, Slingshot Aerospace, and Space Workforce 2030

At TechCrunch Disrupt 2024, industry leaders Even Rogers, Tim Solms, and Melanie Stricklan will address challenges startups face in the dual-use technology market. As government reliance on commercial services grows, these experts will share strategies for navigating the complex procurement landscape. They aim to empower emerging businesses to compete effectively against established giants. Attendees will gain insights on building essential relationships and fostering innovation. Join this crucial discussion from October 28-30 in San Francisco to learn how to thrive in government and defense sectors.

Created at: October 8, 2024 3:00pm

TechCrunch Disrupt 2024: Pioneering the Future of Space Launch

TechCrunch Disrupt 2024: Pioneering the Future of Space Launch

TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 will feature a pivotal discussion on the future of space launch, led by industry leaders Kelly Hennig of Stoke Space and Muhammad 'Mo' Shahzad of Relativity Space. They will address how emerging technologies and organizational culture are reshaping access to orbit. With the space industry at a crossroads, the dialogue will explore the intersection of engineering, business acumen, and operational scalability. Attendees can expect insights into sustainable practices and strategic innovations critical for accelerating space exploration. This event promises to inspire and connect the next generation of space innovators.

Created at: October 8, 2024 8:23am