NASA has successfully test-fired the first engine of its new $100 million Space Launch System (SLS) rocket. In the recent Rocket Report edition, unexpected challenges faced by SpaceX's Starship Version 2 were highlighted, with new hurdles emerging prior to a successful launch. Meanwhile, Isar Aerospace received 150 million euros in funding to expand its launch services despite an initial failure of its Spectrum rocket. The report showcases the unpredictable challenges and developments within the rocket industry, with Blue Origin’s New Glenn also experiencing delays after a promising initial launch.
As of now, NASA has successfully test-fired the first engine of its $100 million SLS rocket, marking a significant step forward for its space exploration agency.
SpaceX faces unexpected challenges with Starship Version 2, contrary to expectations that the focus would be on orbital refueling and catching the ship.
Isar Aerospace, with new funding of 150 million euros, aims to enhance its launch service offerings despite an initial failure of its Spectrum rocket.
New Glenn's initial launch exceeded expectations, yet production delays hinder its subsequent flights, showcasing the unpredictable nature of rocket development.
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