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Articles tagged: FAA

  • Spaceport Tucson, Stratollite balloon, stratosphere, Voyager human spaceflight experience, World View Enterprise 04 October 2017 First ever Stratollite launch from Spaceport Tucson

    ... global hub for commerce and science in the stratosphere formally opened its doors to business. “The FAA recently provided a Certificate of Authorization to World View to launch Stratollite missions from Spaceport Tucson. It features an immense...

    • Spaceport Tucson
    • Stratollite balloon
    • stratosphere
    • Voyager human spaceflight experience
    • World View Enterprise
  • Boca Chica, SpaceX, Starhopper, Starship, Super heavy rocket 28 August 2019 SpaceX's Skyhopper impresses with its highest test flight

    ... flight, which lasted just 57 seconds, was enough to see the stumpy cylinder-shaped craft reach its FAA-approved 150 metre (492-foot) altitude limit, just after 6 pm EDT (22:00 GMT). "Congrats SpaceX team!!" SpaceX...

    • Boca Chica
    • SpaceX
    • Starhopper
    • Starship
    • Super heavy rocket
  • cryogenic proof test, Mission to Mars, SN4, SpaceX, Starship 27 April 2020 SpaceX's first full-scale Starship passes key test

    ... week, while Starship could be “physically” ready for a hop test in a “few weeks”, though “approvals [from the FAA] may take longer.” Musk has said repeatedly that his space exploration firm will continue testing...

    • cryogenic proof test
    • Mission to Mars
    • SN4
    • SpaceX
    • Starship
  • Biosphere 2, Space for Humanity, Space Perspective, Spaceship Neptune 19 June 2020 US firm offers flights to edge-of-space under high-tech balloon

    ... global biosphere,” adds Poynter, who specifies that Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches are regulated by the FAA Office of Commercial Spaceflight. The human space flight company plans to launch from the iconic Shuttle Landing...

    • Biosphere 2
    • Space for Humanity
    • Space Perspective
    • Spaceship Neptune
  • 02 September 2021 Anomaly causes rocket to explode on maiden flight

    ..., “While it’s too early to draw conclusions as to the root cause, we will be diligent in our investigation, in partnership with the FAA and Vandenberg Space Force Base. We will utilise the data we obtained from the test flight and...

  • Colorado Spri, conference, Space Symposium 01 April 2016 32nd Space Symposium to Be Held at Colorado Springs, Colorado, April 11-1

    ... States Strategic Command, United States Northern Command and Air Force Space Command; NASA, NOAA and FAA administrators; heads of global space agencies; members of Congress; and senior industry executives, as well as a host of national and...

    • Colorado Spri
    • conference
    • Space Symposium
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