Rocket News!

 This is the page where I'll be updating a lot. I'll post weekly info on rocket news every Friday/Saturday!



Week of Monday 3/28/22-3/4/1/22:

Hey everyone! This week was filled with amazing things that happened in the world of rockets. Let's get started!


This week:

First, the CASC launched the Long March 6A, on March 29th carrying the Pujiang-2 and Tiankum 2, this was the booster's first flight and China made a cool cinematic video about it:


(Is it just me, or does this graphic feel like the info we stole from the Chinese)

Then, again the CASC launched the Long March 11 on March 30th, carryingTianping-2 A/B/C.


(This is the weirdest rocket ever)

On to news that isn't depressing, like China, Anton, Pyotr, and Mark return from the international space station:


(Sorry for the bad image quality...)

Extranormal stuff:

Blue Origin New Shepard NS-20: Check out my post on it!

https://theamazingworldofrockets.blogspot.com/2022/03/new-spheard-ns-20.html

Falcon-9 Transporter 4 launch: a Rideshare mission


(Look at all so sats on there!)

NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS:

  • FAA DELAYS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT UNTIL APRIL 29TH!!!! ARRGH!!! NOT AGAIN!!! 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡. (Sorry, had to let that out)
  • The Next New Shepard launch, is delayed again. (Slowpokes)
  • The SpaceX Starship's Raptor 2 is beginning to ship to starbase!!!


  • The SpaceX Falcon-9 is planning more than 60 launches in April

  • No more SpaceX Dragons are planning to be made, the next crewed ship will be Starship.



  • ABL space's new Rocket, RS-1 is on the launchpad for a static fire in Alaska

  • Rocket Lab Mission " Without a Beat" launched at 7:14 A.M central time.



Tomorrow, the SLS will have a wet dress rehearsal. Sounds awesome? It's boring.


Axiom 1 mission is launching next Wednesday


I'll just list the Long March 8 launch, cuz' it's depressing...


Welp! That was news! This is the RocketKid, Signing off!











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