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Illustration of South Korea's successful Nuri rocket launch from Naro Space Center, with satellite deployment and Antarctic station contact.
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Vierter Start der südkoreanischen Nuri-Rakete gelingt, Hauptsatellit kontaktiert

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Die hauseigene Nuri-Rakete Südkoreas startete erfolgreich früh am 27. November vom Naro-Weltraumzentrum. Mit 13 Satelliten an Bord erreichte sie die Zielhöhe von 600 km und setzte sie aus, wobei der Hauptsatellit CAS500-3 Kontakt mit der King-Sejong-Station in der Antarktis aufnahm. Die Mission markiert einen Wandel hin zu raumfahrtlicher Entwicklung unter Führung des Privatsektors.

New JAXA analysis of the December 22, 2025, H3 Rocket No. 8 failure—initially blamed on second-stage engine trouble—reveals a novel issue: the 5-ton Michibiki No. 5 navigation satellite separated prematurely during payload fairing jettison shortly after liftoff from Tanegashima Island.

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Blue Origin has announced that its next New Glenn rocket launch will reuse a booster from a recent mission, marking a rapid turnaround in orbital rocket reuse. The NG-3 mission, set for no earlier than late February, will deploy a communications satellite for AST SpaceMobile from Cape Canaveral. This follows the successful NG-2 flight in November and highlights the company's progress toward faster launch cadences.

SpaceX's Booster 18, the first of its third-generation Super Heavy boosters, suffered significant damage during early testing at a site near Starbase, Texas. The incident occurred early on Friday morning, halting the initial phases of cryogenic propellant loading and pressurization tests. This setback comes as the company aims to accelerate Starship development for key missions.

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One week after its second successful New Glenn launch, Blue Origin revealed plans for rocket enhancements, including a super-heavy lift variant. The upgrades aim to boost payload capacity and reliability. The company outlined phased improvements starting with the next launch in 2026.

New Pentagon contract data indicates that the development of United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket is becoming more expensive. Figures reveal increased funding requirements for the program. This comes amid ongoing efforts to certify the rocket for national security launches.

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A team of engineers has created a new composite material that repairs itself under high temperatures and mechanical stress. This breakthrough, announced on October 3, 2025, could transform industries like aerospace and manufacturing. The innovation addresses long-standing challenges in material durability.

 

 

 

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