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Firefly’s rocket suffers one of the strangest launch failures we’ve ever seen
Firefly Aerospace launched its two-stage Alpha rocket from California early Tuesday, but something went wrong about two-and-a-half minutes into the flight, rendering the rocket unable to deploy an experimental satellite into orbit for Lockheed Martin.
A Firefly Aerospace rocket launched from California crashed into the Pacific Ocean north of Antarctica, failing to place into ...
Welcome to Edition 7.42 of the Rocket Report! For about a decade now, we've been following the development of the Starbase ...
Launch provider says a nozzle extension on the upper engine was lost during stage separation, preventing the rocket from ...
Far from the most dangerous point in the launch, the Firefly rocket's separation caused it to miss its orbital insertion.
Alpha rocket built by Central Texas-based Firefly Aerospace crashes into the Pacific north of Antarctica after taking off from California space base.
Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket encountered a technical failure during its sixth flight, failing to place a Lockheed Martin ...
A Firefly Alpha rocket left a Lockheed Martin satellite in an orbit lower than planned, or not in orbit at all, after an ...
One rocket got off the ground Monday afternoon at Vandenberg Space Force Base while a different booster still stands awaiting ...
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