Don’t Stop Me Now – Spaceflight Now

June 12, 2021

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[ June 10, 2021 ] ULA delays Atlas 5 launch to study unexpected engine vibrations Atlas 5
[ June 10, 2021 ] Ground teams begin process to hoist SLS core stage onto its launch platform Mission Reports
[ June 9, 2021 ] Axiom signs deal with SpaceX for three more private crew missions Mission Reports
[ June 9, 2021 ] Long March 2F rocket rolls out to launch pad for China’s next human spaceflight Mission Reports
[ June 8, 2021 ] Relativity announces plans for fully reusable Terran R rocket News

University-built CubeSat launched with swarm of auroral science nodes

June 13, 2020

Rocket Lab successfully launched five small satellites from New Zealand Saturday for customers in the United States and Australia, including a CubeSat with a novel swarm of tiny magnetometers to measure the plasma currents that shape colorful auroras.

Live coverage: Rocket Lab back in action with twilight launch in New Zealand

June 10, 2020

Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket took off at 1:12 a.m. EDT (0512 GMT) Saturday carrying five payloads for the National Reconnaissance Office, NASA and the University of New South Wales at Canberra in Australia. The launch was the first for Rocket Lab since January due to delays related to the coronavirus pandemic.