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Last week’s missile lab Entered launch of the complex 3 . The neutron itself will arrive a little later to this party, with the first flight oriented this year – But the premiere of the starting site means the main step for the missile laboratory and for the space industry, which in general is eager for further launching vehicles.

The company already produces a small lifting electronic vehicle, which by the end of 2018 operated its first commercial flights. Nethron in 141-foot-height-is upgrading the scale: a missile for multiple use of the average lift that burns liquid methane and oxygen, designed to transfer up to 13,000 kilograms for low Earth’s orbit (lion) and 1500 kilograms for Mars or Venus.

A market scale for global missile missiles – which are designed to run a useful load on a specific route or orbit – there is Visible to expand At a difficult annual growth rate (CAGR) 9% from this year to 2034. Excuse the pun, but launch only meteorically raised demand, with a useful load, ranging from space intelligence and research equipment to people and protection and telecommunications satellites for rapid network development.

Over the years, the industry has provided a limited power with takeoff, last year the director of the European Space Agency Joseph Ashbaer recognized the “launcher crisis” in Europe, which the agency sought to decide with the launch of Ariane-6.

Most of the world’s launch is in the hands of Spacex Elon Musk, whose take -off cadence exceeded both commercial competitors and national programs. In 2024, the company saw more than 130 flights of its Falcon 9 working horse, which re -uses its first stage and useful load. It’s a little over half 259 orbital launches Holding over this period worldwide – and can increase to more than 180 launches Falcon 9 this year, According to Musk’s estimate in December. Even the August launch endure Kuiper satellites For Amazon, the owner of which Jeff Bezos “Blue Origin” unleashed the new Glenn on his A maiden orbital journey in January.

This does not take away the SpaceX success story to recognize the shortcomings of excess from one supplier. In the middle of the year, US President Donald Trump’s threat to cancel government contracts Musk in the midst of the explosive public line forced the billionaire technology to fleet the possibility of checking the possibility Dragon Spacex Space Ship with Operating . Since then, the water has calmed down, and SpaceX and NASA have been continuing their partnership, but the incident moving home, critical flaws of the market domination.

We survived this: getting a brand new missile model from the feat “no”. By the end of the year, Moscow still plans to advance through the entire Russian union-5, and multiple multiple use of Terran R and Firefly Aerospace Eclipse is currently currently entered in 2026. Last month, our collective breaths took place when we looked closely at whether the entry in the second test would be. (Giant Elon Musk won the day.)

But if the global satellite market is forecast expand seven times before 2035It is difficult not to understand why all the eyes are glued when space companies reveal their latest and largest missiles – or their starting gaskets.

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