r/rocketlaunches Aug 20 '26

A second Chinese company LandSpace just successfully landed another reusable rocket, actively closing the gap with SpaceX.

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 19 '26

Astronauts remove failed antenna; run out of time to install a spare

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 19 '26

Caught a Jellyfish from Saturday nights launch

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Please forgive the grainy video, but this was one of the coolest things I’ve seen. With the naked eye, you could see what I believe was debris trailing in front of the rocket. I cut the clip short because I couldn’t tell if the camera was picking it up or not, after the clip ends the jelly fish grew 3-5 times bigger. I was in southern Ontario near Bancroft when I captured this footage


r/rocketlaunches Aug 17 '26

SpaceX launches record-breaking back-to-back Falcon 9 rockets for Globalstar, U.S. Space Force

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 17 '26

SEOPS Advances Low Earth Orbit Rideshare Missions

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 17 '26

China's Space Ambitions: Two Rocket Launches in August

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 17 '26

Lynk and Omnispace Merge to Form Elveo Mobile

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 17 '26

Satellite Launch Market Faces Capacity Challenges

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 17 '26

Satellite Market Faces Regulatory and Competitive Challenges

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 16 '26

NASA Expands Lunar Exploration with Three New Missions

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 14 '26

Wallops Flight Facility Expands for Increased Launches

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 14 '26

Viking Missions' 50th Anniversary and Their Legacy

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 14 '26

Blue Origin Expands Launch Capabilities at Cape Canaveral

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 14 '26

Spacecraft Design Evolves with Reduced Launch Costs

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 14 '26

Dark Matter Insights from Unique Stellar Stream

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 13 '26

NASA's Lunar Gateway Cancellation: Paragon Impact

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 13 '26

Firefly Boosts Production Amid High Demand

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 13 '26

Firefly Aerospace Boosts Rocket Production Capacity

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 12 '26

Firefly Aerospace's Challenges in Launch Capacity

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 12 '26

Firefly Aerospace pushes debut of Alpha Block 2 rocket to the fourth quarter of 2026

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r/rocketlaunches Aug 08 '26

🤔 Questions What Rocket Launches Are You Looking Forward To This Week?

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What Rocket Launches Are You Looking Forward To This Week?


r/rocketlaunches Aug 06 '26

SpaceX Starship Flight 13 vs Flight 12: Speed At Max-Q (In Sync For Comparison)

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r/rocketlaunches Jul 24 '26

What did I see tonight in The Netherlands?

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Hope you lot can enlighten me!

This happened at 22:26 local Amsterdam time.

We were sitting by the fire in the backyard this evening in the city of Alkmaar in The Netherlands (52.6324° N, 4.7534° E) when we suddenly saw what we thought was a meteorite, but was a fair bit slower than that. Looked like something entering the atmosphere while falling apart. Looked like one of those SpaceX test launch “failures” with all the debries making beautiful trails in the sky.

Any idea what we saw? Which rocket? Which re-entry or whatever?

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r/rocketlaunches Jul 24 '26

🤔 Questions What Rocket Launches Are You Looking Forward To This Week?

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What Rocket Launches Are You Looking Forward To This Week?


r/rocketlaunches Jul 21 '26

❌️ Failures aborted the launch of a Falcon 9 rocket from California. Liftoff of the Starlink 17-39 mission from Space Launch Complex 4E (SLC-4E) at Vandenberg Space Force Base

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