The Aviation Diary
Space covers the latest news on NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, satellite launches, exploration missions, rockets, aerospace innovation, and commercial spaceflight.
NASA has laid out a detailed 2027 Artemis III mission sequence involving an Orion crew and test versions of Blue Origin and SpaceX lunar landers. The mission will remain near Earth.
Read Story →ESA says a full-scale Space Rider test model crashed after its main parafoil detached during an October 6 drop test in Sardinia. Investigators have not established the cause of the failure.
Read Story →Rocket Lab Electron completed its 98th orbital launch in a dedicated mission for HawkEye 360, according to the company's Oct. 23, 2026, mission report. The rocket deployed three HAWK spacecraft.
Read Story →HPE says its fourth spaceborne computer is intended to demonstrate AI and scientific calculations on the Moon. The announcement sets out the technical details and expected next steps, while final operational results remain subject to.
Read Story →NASA CASALS lidar technology uses a rapidly tuned laser to capture broad three-dimensional views of forests and terrain without a conventional scanning mirror, according to a NASA Science update published Oct.
Read Story →NASA plans to restructure science-mission competitions under a new model that reduces early engineering paperwork and sets shorter selection timelines, with a virtual community town hall scheduled for October 26.
Read Story →NASA completed a 500-second RS-25 hot-fire test at Stennis Space Center on October 21, exercising development engine 10001 at up to 111% power to evaluate future Artemis hardware.
Read Story →SpaceX Bandwagon launch operations reached orbit Oct. 20 when a Falcon 9 departed Cape Canaveral Space Force Station at 11:04 UTC, or 7:04 a.m.
Read Story →NASA Moon rovers are moving through testing and design milestones as the agency develops robotic and crew-carrying vehicles for its planned lunar base, according to an Oct. 20 update.
Read Story →SR-1 Freedom mission development has advanced with new arrangements for the power system intended to drive a nuclear-electric spacecraft toward Mars, NASA announced Oct. 20.
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