The engine’s significance lies not just in its thrust, but also in its use of liquid oxygen and liquid methane as propellant ...

Canada Rocket Company (CRC), an aerospace company developing a reusable, medium-lift rocket, today announced plans to build Canada's first large-scale static rocket engine test facility in London, ...

Fire, smoke, and the roar of a rocket engine blasted the Colorado prairie – the Ablative Mark 1 test was an exciting victory. A student club project at the University of Colorado Boulder, the static ...

Canada Rocket Company is building Canada’s first large-scale rocket engine test facility in London, Ontario. The company says the $30-million site will let it conduct static testing of the rocket ...

An aerospace company is planning to build what it calls Canada's first large-scale rocket engine test facility, northeast of London.

Blue Origin conducted a roughly 40-second-long static fire of its New Glenn rocket on Oct. 30, 2025. This hotfire of the seven BE-4 engines is a precursor to the launch of NASA’s EscaPADE mission.

The Canada Rocket Company hosted the community meeting about rocket engine-test facility in east London on Thursday ...

The full journey from startup launch to rocket launch is estimated to take seven years and cost over US$600 million ...

Bengaluru-based Ethereal Exploration Guild has unveiled The Anchorage, a 150-acre rocket engine testing site near Sriharikota ...

Welcome to Edition 9.11 of the Rocket Report! The most interesting story of the week, in our view, is a deep dive by Stephen Clark, linked below, into the dwindling fortunes of United Launch Alliance.

Named after Jeremy Hansen, the first Canadian astronaut to go around the moon, this new facility in London, Ontario marks a $30-million investment in Canadian launch capability, anchoring a program ...