# LATEST
Weekly Dose of Space (11/2-17/2)
By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw six launches worldwide and a wealth of Moon-related news! SpaceX has also not slowed down its progress on its Starship-Super Heavy vehicle. We'll also look ahead to the launch schedule worldwide you can expect next week. SpaceX SpaceXFeb 18, 2024 7 mins
Japan's H3 rocket successfully returns to flight!
By Jack C.
On the 17th of February, Japan's H3 rocket lifted off from the Tanegashima Space Center, in the south of Japan. The rocket was flying in its H3-22S configuration to a sun-synchronous orbit. A few hours after the launch the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency announced that the launch, payloadFeb 17, 2024 3 mins
Intuitive Machines takes aim on the Moon!
By Jack C.
After a delay on the 14th of February, a Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Launch Complex 39A bound for the Moon, the first since Apollo 17! The Falcon 9 was carrying Intuitive Machine's Nova-C lander for the IM-1 mission. The launch took place at 06:05 amFeb 15, 2024 9 mins
New Glenn: Just a bigger Falcon 9?
By Jack C.
Disclaimer: This article contains the opinion of the writer and not Cosmic Nxws as a whole. SpaceX has continually proven to be an immovable industry leader with its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launch vehicles, which has been landing for over seven years. However, Blue Origin, which is backed byFeb 12, 2024 8 mins
Weekly Dose of Space (4/2-10/2)
By Jack C.
Welcome to Weekly Dose of Space and happy Lunar New Year! This week saw three launches to orbit and an abundance of human spaceflight events, SpaceX also hasn't slowed down for its next Starship-Super Heavy flight. We'll also look ahead to the busy launch schedule worldwideFeb 11, 2024 6 mins
Axiom-3 crew returns to Earth!
By Jack C.
Axiom Space's third commercial mission to the International Space Station has returned to Earth on the 9th of February. The mission launched back on the 18th of January from Launch Complex 39A, at Cape Canaveral in Florida, with SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket carrying a Crew DragonFeb 9, 2024 3 mins
SpaceX sends PACE to Space
By Jack C.
Early on the morning of the 8th of February, a SpaceX Falcon 9 lifted off from Space Launch Complex 40 in Cape Canaveral, located in Florida. The rocket was carrying NASA's PACE spacecraft to a sun-synchronous orbit where it will perform its study of the Earth'sFeb 8, 2024 3 mins
Weekly Dose of Space (28/1-3/2)
By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr
Welcome to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw seven launches worldwide, preparations for another lunar mission, and the continuation of a 'secretive' mission in low Earth orbit. We'll also look ahead to the next week of launches worldwide. SpaceX SpaceX has continued to make progressFeb 4, 2024 7 mins
Monthly Dose of Space - January 2024
By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr
Welcome to our fourth Monthly Dose of Space! In this monthly newsletter, we bring you all of the major news from the past month that we haven't covered in our weekly newsletters. January has been incredibly busy, so let's jump into it! But just before weFeb 3, 2024 13 mins
Rocket Lab recovers booster after successful launch
By Jack C.
Rocket Lab recently performed their forty-third orbital launch attempt with the company's Electron rocket early on the 31st of January. The launch took place from Launch Complex 1 on the Mahia peninsula, in New Zealand, carrying four satellites. The mission was called 'Four Of A Kind'Feb 2, 2024 3 mins
Weekly Dose of Space (21/1-27/1)
By Jack C.
Welcome to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw four launches worldwide, the passing of a major milestone, and the end of a beloved mission. We'll also look ahead to the next week of launches worldwide. SpaceX SpaceX has continued to work towards the third integrated flight testJan 28, 2024 5 mins
China's Tiangong Space Station passes 1000 days in space!
By Jack C.
Disclaimer: This article may take a while to load as where possible a relevant image is used. As of the 24th of January 2024, China's Tiangong Space Station has surpassed one-thousand days in space! The space station was constructed in three launches, starting in late April of 2021.Jan 27, 2024 12 mins
Mars helicopter Ingenuity to fly no more
By Jack C.
NASA announced late on the 25th of January that its Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, would no longer fly. This comes after Ingenuity made an emergency landing during its seventy-second flight. Ingenuity made its first flight back on the 19th of April 2021 after arriving on Mars with the Perseverance rover onJan 25, 2024 1 min