Firefly Aerospace to launch 1st orbital test flight tonight. Here's how to watch.
Star-smash supernova? New type of stellar explosion possibly seen | Firefly Aerospace aims to launch 1st orbital test flight tonight. Here's how to watch it live. | Pilots saw 'red light' warning during Virgin Galactic's historic spaceflight with Richard Branson: report
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Firefly Aerospace plans to launch its first-ever orbital mission tonight (Sept. 2). The four-hour launch window for Firefly's Alpha rocket opens at 9 p.m. EDT (0100 GMT on Sept. 3).
Virgin Galactic's historic first fully crewed launch with founder Richard Branson aboard may not have been as smooth as it appeared, according to a New Yorker report. Virgin Galactic says the crew was never in danger.
NASA visited Vesta in 2011 and 2012 with the Dawn spacecraft, which mapped the large asteroid's surface in unprecedented detail. Still, its mysteries persist.
This summer SpaceX plans to launch the first-ever all-civilian spaceflight with four crewmembers on a mission called Inspiration4. See photos of the historic mission here.
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