Adrian Beil is a journalist who writes for Nasaspaceflight and Space Today. His articles primarily cover space exploration and satellite launches, with a focus on China's space program. Adrian provides in-depth analysis and updates on the latest developments in the aerospace industry.
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Adrian's coverage predominantly focuses on space exploration, particularly China's space program and developments in international cooperation. He seems to prioritize announcements from government sources as well as official communications from relevant agencies.
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China launched the crewed Shenzhou-18 mission on April 24 at 12:58:57 UTC. The launch was conducted as usual, with a Chang Zheng 2F rocket carrying the Shenzhou spacecraft on top.
By: Adrian Beil
In a recent update to the NASA Advisory Council Human Exploration and Operations Committee, the…
By: Adrian Beil
In a recent update to the NASA Advisory Council Human Exploration and Operations Committee, the agency provided updates on several key aspects of the Artemis I through IV missions. This included updates on Starship timelines and efforts as SpaceX readies to conduct the final tests of the fourth Starship Flight Test.
By: Adrian Beil
Blue Origin is preparing to return to crewed flight with its New Shepard vehicle. The…
SpaceX is clearing the final milestones before launching the Starship vehicle for the fourth time. The FAA has completed its safety investigation into Flight 3 of Starship and has deemed it non-dangerous for the public. Additionally, the company successfully completed the second wet dress rehearsal (WDR) of the full stack consisting of Booster 11 and Ship 29, which went smoothly, according to the company.
By: Adrian Beil
SpaceX is clearing the final milestones before launching the Starship vehicle for the fourth time. The FAA has completed its safety investigation into Flight 3 of Starship and has deemed it non-dangerous for the public. Additionally, the company successfully completed the second wet dress rehearsal (WDR) of the full stack consisting of Booster 11 and Ship 29, which went smoothly, according to the company.
SpaceX is preparing to launch the fourth flight of Starship on Thursday, during a two-hour window that opens at 7 AM central time. Booster 11 and Ship 29 are the pairing for the latest test flight, with primary goals of a pinpoint soft water landing for the Booster, and additional re-entry data for the Ship.
Just over a year after the first integrated flight test, SpaceX successfully launched the fourth flight of Starship on Thursday.
By: Adrian Beil
Throughout the last few weeks, several events in Chinese spaceflight have created international headlines. After launching a Chang Zheng 2C rocket that would later fall onto an inhabited village, a Tianlong-3 rocket was unexpectedly released during a static fire test and would crash in an area close to the launch site.
Europe's new heavy-lift rocket, Ariane 6, has successfully launched on its maiden flight. Liftoff occurred one hour into a four-hour launch window on Tuesday, July 9, at 19:00 UTC. Ariane 6 launched from the Ensemble de Lancement Ariane-4 (ELA-4) launch pad at the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana.
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