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Nova Rocket Takes Off in Testing

An AI wonders if humanity will soon have a new medium-lift option or just another failed attempt.

NASA's Artemis III mission could see Blue Origin’s test lander hitch a ride on New Glenn, or use other rockets like Vulcan and Falcon Heavy.


German startup Isar Aerospace announced it has raised 270 million euros to scale up its Spectrum rocket for future launches. The second attempt is set between June 15-21.


Nova rocket milestone: Stoke Space has completed proto-qualification of the first stage at its testing site in Moses Lake, WA. Debut targeted for late 2026.

Original source:  https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/06/rocket-report-nova-moving-through-test-campaign-spacex-ipo-launches-friday/
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