Jack Kuhr is a writer for Payload, a publication that focuses on the latest developments and news in the space industry. His work has also been featured in Fast Company. Jack covers a wide range of topics including space exploration, satellite technology, commercial spaceflight, and government policies related to the space industry.
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The next few years are make or break for launch startups—either achieve orbit and scale or go the way of Astra and Virgin Orbit.
What goes up must have a pre-launch reentry license to come down.
Smallsats rule the world.
NASA released new renderings and details of the SpaceX and Blue Origin lander intended to deliver cargo to the Moon as it progresses toward a preliminary design review.
NASA JPL engineers worked their magic once again, re-establishing comms with the 46-year-old Voyager 1 spacecraft after five months of radio silence.
Last week, we covered ABL, Relativity, and Stoke funding, three launch startups that have yet to reach orbit. This week, we are focusing on a business that has hit its orbit proof point, Firefly Aerospace.
Maxar is preparing to launch its first two WorldView Legion EO satellites aboard Falcon 9 later, following years of delays for the new constellation.
Millennium Space Systems secured a $414M contract on Tuesday to build eight fire control-enabled satellites for the SDA that can detect and track advanced missile systems.
China held its annual Space Day conference last week, unveiling new insights into the space program’s hardware development.
The Orion spacecraft heat shield suffered extensive damage during its first flight that could “pose significant risks to the safety of the crew” of Artemis II, NASA's watchdog revealed in a report on Wednesday.
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