Neutron Slips to 2027—Can Relativity or Stoke Beat Rocket Lab? | This Week in Spaceflight
Rocket Lab’s Neutron slips to 2027 as Relativity’s Terran R fires up and Stoke’s Nova moves toward testing. Who will reach orbit first—and how is Blue Origin preparing for a much higher launch cadence?This Week in Spaceflight, we break down Neutron’s carbon fiber tank manufacturing challenges, Terran R’s second-stage hot fire, and Nova’s latest progress. Plus, Blue Origin outlines a massive Florida expansion, including a factory designed to produce 150 New Glenn 9x4 second stages per year, additional launch pads, and more landing platforms.
Also in this episode:
• NASA’s Artemis II heat shield findings and Artemis III preparations
• Potential Artemis changes ahead of NASA’s upcoming update
• India’s Gaganyaan separation test and methane engine development
• Griffin lunar lander and Astrolab FLIP rover milestones
• Perseverance’s new Mars driving record
• SpaceX launches, Starfall, and Japan’s MMX mission
• A Russian satellite’s close approaches to ICEYE-X36
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🖋️ Written by Martijn Luinstra and Alejandro Alcantarilla Romera.
🎥 Footage from: Max Evans, Ceaser G, Patrick O'Laughlin, D Wise, Space Coast Live, Rocket Lab, Relativity Space, Blue Origin, NASA, s2a systems, Firefly Aerospace, US Navy, ISRO, Astrolab, Voyager Technologies, NASA/JPL-Caltech, NASA/JPL/Cornell University, NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS, de:Benutzer:HPH, SpaceX, LandSpace, JAXA, ICEYE, CCTV.
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