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NASA and Rocket Lab May Figure Out In-Space Fueling

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NASA and Rocket Lab may figure out in-space fueling before SpaceX does

There's another space race afoot, and this one's between Rocket Lab and SpaceX.

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Why Is SpaceX Launching History’s Biggest Rocket During A Fuel Crisis?

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SpaceX is capitalism on rocket fuel

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SpaceX launches massive Starship V3 rocket on test flight

Elon Musk's SpaceX has launched the biggest-ever Starship rocket a day after the highly anticipated test flight was delayed.

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SpaceX's Starship flight hits most targets in pre-IPO test

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SpaceX’s Starship V3—still a work in progress—mostly successful on first flight

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Watch SpaceX's Starship V3 Dramatically Land in Fiery Explosion After Successful Test Flight

The mission served as the much-anticipated debut of SpaceX’s third-generation megarocket, a heavily redesigned, souped-up vehicle configuration officially dubbed Version 3 (V3).

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SpaceX launches biggest Starship yet on test flight

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SpaceX launched Starship V3 three weeks before its IPO. The booster exploded.

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NASA's New 'Space Gas Station' Will Change The Way Astronauts Re-Fuel

NASA and other space agencies have put plenty of things in orbit, including space stations, satellites, and even a car, but not a gas station.

ExtremeTech

3D-Printed Solid Rocket Fuel Could Open the Door for New Rocket Designs

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New “superfuel” promises 32% boost in aircraft and rocket range

CycloKinetics, a US propellant company, has unveiled a new family of superfuels for aircraft, missiles, and rockets that increase fuel performance by 32%. Aimed at the defense market, the fuels could allow vehicles to fly farther while carrying heavier payloads.

New York Post

NASA postpones launch of long-awaited moon rocket after test run reveals critical issue

See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Mankind’s leap back to the moon will have to wait at least a month more after a final Artemis II launch rehearsal revealed critical fuel leaks in the mission’s giant rocket.