Haygen Warren is a News Director at Space Today. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as NASA, rocketeering, satellites, and space travel. Haygen's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Space Today and Nasaspaceflight.
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The United States, Russia, China, New Zealand, and Norway are all set to host launches…
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After 10 days, over 800,000 km traveled, and a historic flyby of the Moon, Artemis II returned to Earth on Friday evening. Orion CM-003
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Just over five months after the launch of its second mission, Blue Origin's partially reusable New Glenn rocket launched from Florida early Sunday morning. The mission marked Blue Origin's first attempt at reusing a New Glenn first stage booster, with GS1-SN002
The week of May 11 brings nine launches across the United States and China, spanning government and commercial operators on both sides of the Pacific. SpaceX's Falcon 9 accounts for four missions: a Cargo Dragon resupply flight to the International Space Station, a classified National Reconnaissance Office payload from Vandenberg, a Starlink mission, and a commercial communications deployment for Globalstar. What's more, SpaceX's Starship could launch on its 12th flight as soon as Friday.
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Rocket Lab opened 2026 by breaking every record it set in 2025. The company signed more launch contracts in three months than it flew missions in all of last year, completed the acquisition of laser communications firm Mynaric AG, entered into a definitive agreement to acquire space robotics company Motiv Space Systems, introduced a new electric satellite thruster, and was selected alongside Raytheon to demonstrate capabilities for the U.S. Space Force's Space Based Interceptor program.
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SpaceX and Chinese launches dominate this week’s launch manifest, which features six missions from five launch sites worldwide. Falcon 9 is scheduled to launch three Starlink missions from SpaceX’s California and Florida launch facilities. In China, a Chang Zheng 12B flew on its debut mission on Monday, with a Chang Zheng 8 and Chang Zheng 6A set to fly unknown payloads later in the week.
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Following a six-month battle to regain communication with its Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) spacecraft around Mars, NASA announced the conclusion of the MAVEN mission on June 3rd. The mission, which launched to the red planet in 2013, studied the Martian atmosphere and its evolution for 11 years — over a decade longer than initially expected.
