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- SpaceX launches classified US spy satellite, sticks rocket landing to cap record year - Space.com
- NASA adds Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket as a launcher for future missions - Space.com
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- Powerful Delta IV Heavy rocket launches secret US spy satellite to orbit - Space.com
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- China launches yet another high-resolution Earth observation satellite, drops rocket debris - Space.com
- NASA begins fueling 1st Space Launch System megarocket core in 'green run' test - Space.com
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- SpaceX rocket launches for record 7th time, nails landing at sea in 100th Falcon 9 mission - Space.com
- Artemis I Launch Preparations Are Stacking Up - NASA
- NASA Invites Media to Capture Rocket Boosters Ahead of Artemis I - NASA
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- Atlas V rocket launches NROL-101 spy satellite to orbit - Space.com
- A vintage NASA moon rocket body is officially back in Earth orbit … for now - Space.com
- SpaceX's Starship SN8 prototype fires engines for 3rd time, encounters problem - Space.com
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- SpaceX just test fired the Falcon 9 rocket for its astronaut launch for NASA - Space.com
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