SpaceX's lunar-landing ambitions now look a bit harder than they did a week ago, as rival Blue Origin moves ahead with New Glenn upgrades that will send its Blue Moon landers to the Moon.

Transporter-15 will deliver more than 100 satellites into a sun-synchronous orbit, where each will begin its own, individualized mission. A livestream of the launch will be available on the SpaceX Transporter-15 mission website, the company's profile on X, as well as on Space.com beginning about 15 minutes prior to liftoff.

Following last week’s success of Blue Origin’s first interplanetary launch and its first landing of the New Glenn rocket’s first-stage booster, the company has announced plans to transform the rocket into a more powerful beast. And yes, SpaceX will be paying attention.

It's official. Florida hit 100 rocket launches in a year. According to the Space Force, this is a 'complete game changer.'

Northrop’s Pegasus rocket wins a rare contract. A startup named Katalyst Space Technologies won a $30 million contract from NASA in August to build a robotic rescue mission for the agency’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory in low-Earth orbit.

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