They will make the heavy-lift, fully reusable two-stage rocket called the Terran R. Their first rocket is the Terran 1 and it is scheduled for a first orbital flight at the end of 2021. The new rocket ...

Plagued by failed test flights, Elon Musk’s space company is under pressure to show progress in its massive rocket program.

SpaceX’s Starship rocket system, the most powerful launch vehicle ever constructed, is set to make its 10th integrated test flight as soon as Sunday evening.

Larger rocket would also make sense for literal economies of scale. Goal should be to minimize cost per useful ton to orbit or it will at best serve a niche market.

Relativity Space has just revealed what comes after Terran 1, the small launch vehicle it hopes to begin flying later this year. It's next rocket will be Terran R, a much larger orbital rocket ...

As a two-stage, 216-foot-tall rocket with a 16-foot diameter, and a 5-meter payload fairing, Terran R will be fully reusable including its engines, first stage, second stage, and payload fairing ...

Jack Dorsey’s Block is launching Proto Rig and Proto Fleet to make Bitcoin mining machines reusable, upgradable, and more ...

Rocket Lab is looking to fast-track the rocket's first flight to 2024 by using the existing launch pad at Virginia’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport located at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility.

We’ve all marveled at the videos of SpaceX rockets returning to their point of origin and landing on their spindly deployable legs, looking for all the world like something pulled from a 1950… ...

It’s a step in the right direction, but they should really aim for full reusability by 2026. Larger rocket would also make sense for literal economies of scale. Goal should be to minimize cost ...

The new spaceplane, called Radian One, is set to be fully reusable and is designed to replace traditional vertical launches with a rocket-powered sled system. "We believe that widespread access to ...

He also added that some of the test sites Relativity has contracted to use at NASA’s Stennis Space Center are able to support testing of a rocket at Terran R’s scale, too, so it sounds like he ...