Astra successfully launches a rocket and will use customers as beta testers for its service; the market it is entering won't be as profitable as legacy space launch.

Spinlaunch has conducted a very short suborbital "launch." But its projected launch pricing is enticing. Also, a look at Rocket Lab's acquisition of PSC.

Amazon's Project Kuiper team rolls the dice on launch, and Astra Space can't seem to focus on its main goal.

What do computers and rockets have in common? Would NASA's lack of understanding of Starship kill the industry?

When two or more space turkeys merge, it results in a messy pile of turkey, nothing more.