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The STAR Act would extend the restriction on the Federal Aviation Administration’s ability to regulate commercial human spaceflight safety by eight years through September 2031.
Firefly Aerospace successfully launched its Alpha rocket and deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft.
Upon receiving launch and orbit requirements from the U.S. Space Force, Firefly completed trajectory software updates, payload encapsulation, transport to the launch pad, mating to Alpha, and fueling within 24 hours.
Firefly Aerospace launched its Alpha rocket and deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft.
Alpha launched at the first available window 27 hours after Firefly Aerospace received launch orders.
Firefly Aerospace received a 24-hour notice and completed final launch preparations within 24 hours after receiving launch orders from the U.S. Space Force.
L3Harris has an agreement with Firefly Aerospace to launch three satellites for an intelligence agency in 2026.
Space Systems Command encapsulated a Millennium Space-built space vehicle, mated it to Firefly’s Alpha launch vehicle, and completed all final launch preparations in 24 hours.
Firefly Aerospace successfully launched a Millennium Space small satellite on 2023-09-14.
After the Space Force provided final launch and orbit parameters, Firefly Aerospace had 24 hours to update the trajectory, encapsulate the payload, transport it to the pad, and stand ready to launch.
Firefly Aerospace launched the company’s Alpha rocket and deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft.
Firefly Aerospace deployed the VICTUS NOX spacecraft following a 24-hour notice to complete final payload operations and mission preparations.
Upon receiving launch and orbit requirements from the U.S. Space Force, Firefly completed trajectory software updates, payload encapsulation, transport to the launch pad, mating to Alpha, and fueling within 24 hours.
Firefly Aerospace was awarded an $18,000,000 NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) contract to provide radio frequency calibration services from lunar orbit as part of Blue Ghost Mission 2.
Firefly Aerospace successfully launched its Alpha rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base on 2023-09-14.
Upon receiving launch notice and orbit requirements from the USSF, Firefly completed trajectory software updates, payload encapsulation, transport to the launch pad, mating to Alpha, and fueling within 24 hours.
The $18,000,000 award represents Firefly Aerospace's third NASA CLPS task order award, bringing its total CLPS task order awards to nearly $230,000,000 to date for lunar payload services.
Firefly Aerospace plans its first Elytra mission in 2024.
Blue Ghost Mission 2 is Firefly Aerospace’s second mission to the Moon and is planned for 2026.
Firefly Aerospace was awarded an $18,000,000 NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services contract on 2023-09-12 to provide radio frequency calibration services from lunar orbit for Blue Ghost Mission 2.