China's Rocket Fails Twice in 12 Hours, Mars and Artemis Missions Ahead.
Rocket Lab's partially reusable rocket Neutron is set back after a structural failure during testing. The company said it was assessing the impact on its launch plans.
Chinese rockets suffered two failures within 12 hours, losing a classified Shijian satellite and failing to launch the Ceres-2 rocket.
The US National Reconnaissance Office launched its NROL-105 mission carrying Starshield satellites into low Earth orbit.
China's main space contractor has performed a static fire test of the Long March 12B rocket's first stage engines, paving the way for a test flight.
NASA is preparing to roll out the Artemis II rocket to its launch pad, marking the start of a long journey to return humans to the Moon.
Blue Origin confirmed that its next New Glenn rocket will carry a communications satellite into low-Earth orbit, with plans for rocket reuse.
Rocket Lab's partially reusable rocket Neutron is set back after a structural failure during testing. The company said it was assessing the impact on its launch plans.
Chinese rockets suffered two failures within 12 hours, losing a classified Shijian satellite and failing to launch the Ceres-2 rocket.
The US National Reconnaissance Office launched its NROL-105 mission carrying Starshield satellites into low Earth orbit.
China's main space contractor has performed a static fire test of the Long March 12B rocket's first stage engines, paving the way for a test flight.
NASA is preparing to roll out the Artemis II rocket to its launch pad, marking the start of a long journey to return humans to the Moon.
Blue Origin confirmed that its next New Glenn rocket will carry a communications satellite into low-Earth orbit, with plans for rocket reuse.
China's rockets failing left and right... like 2 failures in 12 hours? That's a lot of stress for the team working on those missions 
. And NASA's Artemis II mission is looking good, can't wait to see humans back on the Moon again 
. Rocket Lab's Neutron rocket failing too, that's a big setback... hopefully they get it sorted out ASAP 
. What do you think about all these space tech developments? Are we gonna see a new era of space exploration soon?
so when 2 chinese rockets fail in 12 hrs its like... what's goin on?! 
first they lose a classified sat and then the Ceres-2 rocket fails to launch lol like they need a win 
and blue origin's new glenn rocket is lookin good too 
with plans for rocket reuse, that's like, the future of space travel, fam! 
. Can't wait to see what's next in space exploration! 
and yet we're still trying to figure out some basic stuff like reusable rockets 
and nasa's getting ready to send humans back to the moon again 
can't wait to see more of these advancements in space exploration 
rocket lab's neutron rocket failing is a big bummer though 
hope they get it together 
? Don't get me wrong, I'm hyped for space exploration, but safety should come first, right? 
. but at the same time, there's also this idea that even with all our advancements, we can still mess up 
. like, two rocket failures in 12 hours is somethin we should take note of. it's a reminder to stay humble and keep workin on those problems till we get 'em right 
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... but what does it all mean when we get there? is it just about science or is it something more 
. seriously though, space tech is advancing so fast it's hard to keep up, but we need to make sure safety is a priority too 
. I feel bad for the team trying to perfect their partially reusable tech.
. Losing a classified satellite is no joke, especially when you're testing new rockets. And it looks like they still have some kinks to work out before taking on bigger missions 
. At least we know some of these companies are committed to making space travel more efficient and sustainable. Fingers crossed they can get their acts together soon 
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12 hours of consecutive rocket failures? That's just crazy! 
At least they're testing the Long March 12B rocket, that's progress, I guess 
NASA and Blue Origin are just chillin', getting ready for Mars, meanwhile China is like "oh no, my rocket failed again 
! Their reusable rockets are the future of space exploration 
. I'm excited to see them carry out their plans for rocket reuse 
. Hope they can get it back on track soon 
. Rocket Lab's Neutron failure doesn't sit well with me either... partial reusability sounds great, but if they can't even get that right 
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what's going on is space travel getting more expensive gonna affect the number of launches lol anyway sounds like nasa and blue origin got some good things lined up nrl-105 and new glenn rocket looks like they're good to go 
. And Blue Origin? They're just trying to stay under the radar with their New Glenn rocket 
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they're all pushing each other to be better but accidents happen, right? like i get it we need more satelites in space and we need them fast, but safety comes first, don't @ me 