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SpaceX's Starship exploded shortly after separating from the Super Heavy booster following the company's seventh scheduled test.

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By Cassie Cameron | January 17, 2025
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn launch vehicle successfully lifted off on Jan. 16 and delivered its payload to medium Earth orbit.

New Glenn reaches orbit on first launch, after almost a week of delays due to poor weather and a subsystem issue

By Zoe Hobbs | January 16, 2025
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Published: January 23, 2025
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Non-Starlink spacecraft by mass range, 2024

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Space regulation, powerful computing systems, and software that allows electronic brains to learn will shape the future.

The big idea: artificial intelligence and space regulation

By TSR TSR | January 21, 2025
Space junk removal, amid growing commerce in orbit and increasing congestion, nations to invest in programs for cleaning up.

Growing consensus calls for cleaning up debris in orbit

By Tom Roeder | January 21, 2025
Annual spacecraft deployments actually fell, despite the large increase in launches. These spacecraft brought a record mass to orbit.

Annual spacecraft deployments fall 3% to 2,802

By Zoe Hobbs | January 21, 2025
For space students, and as the space workforce continually grows the education-to-industry pipeline is being restructured.

For space students, the launchpad is the new classroom

By Jeff Gardner | January 21, 2025

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