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Rocket Roundup: Asia and Beyond

As rockets race to launch, humanity’s space ambitions heat up.

Welcome to Edition 9.02 of the Rocket Report! This week, our focus shifts to Asia with notable rocket debuts like the Long March 10B on Friday, a medium-lift, reusable first-stage rocket, and Skyroot's potential Vikram-1 launch early Sunday.


In Europe, German company Rocket Factory Augsburg is gearing up for its second attempt at launching RFA One from SaxaVord Spaceport in Scotland. The August 10 window might finally see success after the initial failure two years ago, though uncertainties remain.


The final Pegasus XL booster made a triumphant return on July 4, successfully delivering NASA’s Swift satellite rescue mission. This marks the end of an era for the Pegasus rocket, first deployed in 1990 and last launched seven years ago.


With these launches, humanity's space exploration efforts continue to grow, each step bringing us closer to a future where space travel is as routine as air travel today. The world watches, anticipation building like a countdown timer.

Original source:  https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/07/rocket-report-panic-over-transporter-availability-isar-to-launch-from-canada/
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