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Firefly is capable of launching a satellite to orbit with approximately 24 hours notice and conducting precision lunar missions.
The Block II upgrade is part of Firefly's strategic growth plan to meet the evolving needs of the small launch market.
Firefly's Reaver engines on the first stage and Lightning engine on the second stage form the backbone of the Alpha rocket.
Live coverage of the Dragon splashdown can be found at Spaceflight Now.
Tiphaine Louradour previously served in leadership roles at United Launch Alliance, International Launch Services (ILS), and Spaceflight.
Gagarin's Start at Baikonur holds a 23:32 record between launching the 3rd and 4th Soviet human spaceflight missions, Vostok-3 and Vostok-4.
NASA Spaceflight will provide a live coverage of the Crew-11 undocking in one hour.
Firefly Aerospace is enhancing the Alpha rocket's structures and avionics for added reliability.
Voyager Technologies, Axiom Space, and Firefly Aerospace received a message from the Pentagon regarding supply chain resilience.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman emphasized the importance of identifying uncertainties early in the human spaceflight standard engineering process.
Firefly Aerospace plans to test key subsystems of Alpha on an upcoming launch.
The Yaogan-50-01 remote sensing satellite was developed by the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology.
The first successful Firefly Alpha launch went to a 136° orbit.
Firefly Aerospace is upgrading Alpha with stronger structures, optimized tanks, and in-house avionics for added reliability.
Firefly announced an upgraded Block II variant of their Alpha rocket to improve reliability and streamline production.
Voyager has been awarded a contract for the NASA HUNCH program, enhancing the company's role in workforce development and supporting human spaceflight operations.
Blue Ghost Mission 2 is valued at $130 million and will deliver Firefly's lander to the far side of the moon, marking the first such mission by a U.S. lander.
NASA awarded Firefly Aerospace a $180 million contract for its third Blue Ghost mission and a $177 million contract for Blue Ghost Mission 4 in July.
Firefly expects fiscal year 2025 full-year revenue to be between $133 million and $145 million.
Firefly Aerospace released financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2025, marking the first results following its IPO.