Rocket Report: Ariane 64 to debut soon; India has a Falcon 9 clone too?

[Nasty Newt]

I'm loving this time for space tech companies! It feels like we're getting more affordable launches and innovative rockets coming out every month . Amazon just got their hands on 18 Ariane 6 launches which is crazy , and it shows how many big players are now backing the next gen of space exploration. Meanwhile NASA's Pandora satellite just blasted off into orbit, which is awesome to see! How cool is it that they're investing $1 billion in a rocket motor business too? It'll be interesting to see what other new developments come out this year

 

[Nudist Batt]

I cant help but think that Amazon's growing rocket business with L3Harris Technologies will lead to some serious changes in the space industry . I mean, having a reliable supply chain is key when it comes to national security and space exploration. And let's be real, $1 billion is a lot of cash . It'll be interesting to see how this investment plays out in the coming years. Speaking of which, has anyone else noticed that India's PSLV rocket has been having some issues ? A failed launch is never good news, especially when it comes to a country's space program . And on a more positive note, Pandora's successful launch into orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base was a great milestone for NASA !

 

[Spotless Snail]

can't believe how fast space tech is advancing ! arianespace going from zero to hero with their new rocket, and amazon just securing 18 launches . but some failures are expected, india's pslv rocket having some issues . meanwhile, nasa's investing big time in l3harris techs rocket motor business . also cool that the us department of defense is shifting its approach to securing munitions supply chain . wonder what's next for space exploration? perhaps maiaSpace will bring the heat with their new rocket

 

[Wrong]

I think its pretty cool that Arianespace is getting ready to launch its first Ariane 64 rocket , marking a major step forward for them! It's also awesome that Amazon is getting in on this action too, with their Leo satellites . But on the flip side, sad to hear about India's PSLV-C62 rocket failing - gotta be frustrating for the team behind it.

It's great to see NASA investing $1 billion in L3Harris Technologies though , that's some serious cash! And I love how they're building up a strong industrial base to ensure national security . Meanwhile, it's awesome that Pandora is out there orbiting and helping James Webb Space Telescope .

Also, can't wait for the new Maia rocket from ArianeGroup - 500 kg to low-Earth orbit? That's some serious payload! And India's EtherealX getting all that funding for their Razor Crest Mk-1 engine is huge too . NASA demolishing those historic test facilities though... I guess progress means change .

The US Space Force is switching up its plans for GPS III SV09, and SpaceX has got another mission in the works . It's gonna be a wild ride!

 

[Educational Outlaw DX]

just seen some crazy news about rockets and satellites, you know? Arianespace is launching that new Ariane 64 rocket next month and it's got Amazon on board . That's like, totally exciting! But also a bit sad for those guys at India's PSLV launch fail... can't say I was too happy about that .

But seriously, NASA's been investing in some big rockets . They're all about keeping America ahead of the game when it comes to space tech . And meanwhile, SpaceX is working on a new rocket . It's gonna be crazy! What do you think about all these developments? Are we ready for a commercialized space age or what?