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Applications run through December 3, 2026, with selection expected in late 2027, according to NASASpaceflight.
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The mission will attempt to catch both stages back at the launch site.
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Northstar is a first-stage booster engine, and Blue Origin expects GS3 to make New Glenn more flexible and capable.
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The Sea God Surveys is planned for @QPS_Inc from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.
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NASA hopes commercial partners can keep the aging telescope working; its request also seeks a controlled deorbit option.
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The planned payload was 27 Starlink satellites, and booster B1093 was slated for its 18th flight.
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Spaceflight Now reported successful separation; The Economic Times reported the satellite's injection into orbit after the October 30 launch.
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SpaceNotices attributes the date to a CADENA missions slide; NASASpaceflight suggests catch approvals may be a factor.
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NASASpaceflight reported the test; TrackingTheSB later posted that Ship 42 was heading back to the production site.
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SpaceX describes a full-duration six-engine test and a separate single-Raptor firing to simulate a deorbit burn.
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Spaceflight Now reports liftoff from Vandenberg at 12:25 a.m. Pacific; NASASpaceflight reports the booster touched down.
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Spaceflight Now quoted Couluris on a year-end first-launch target; Jeff Foust reported a New Glenn return remained possible before then.
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Space.com reports the October 25 engine test began a campaign to ready the rocket for Starship Flight Test 15.
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Spaceflight Now places the October 25 test at Starbase, Texas, ahead of a planned November flight.
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Spaceflight Now described the stage as being readied for shipment to Stennis Space Center for a static test fire.
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SpaceflightNow reports Parsons said a completely redesigned quick-disconnect was installed; the outlet says no rollout or wet-dress-rehearsal dates were announced.
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Spaceflight Now describes Artemis III as a four-astronaut orbital test of critical landing systems planned for 2027.
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Space.com marks the Oct. 22, 1992 launch; NASASpaceflight identifies Columbia's mission as STS-52.
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Spaceflight Now says the new California launch window opens October 21 at 2:59 p.m. PDT.
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Spaceflight Now reported a November 2026 expectation and quoted Musk saying success on the next flight was not guaranteed.