John Holst

Yup–a mirror would be perfect for the company, as it has no one to blame but itself for most of its problems.

Why even play in the competition if there’s a competitor? That seems to be the message from the legacy launch providers’ latest new rockets.

Sure, the Falcon 9 has been highly reliable. But then, it wasn’t. That’s not terrible, but it isn’t ideal when it’s the only available sizeable orbital rocket in the U.S. inventory.

Space Force, Gamers, Submarines, Starlink, and Lasers–oh, my!!

With the launch of Ariane 6, will Europe finally change how it acquires rockets?