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SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 27th July 2026
The FAA gives the all-clear for Starship Flight 14, while wildfires and budget cuts threaten ground-based infrastructure in Spain and Britain.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 25th & 26th July 2026
Sergey Kud-Sverchkov, Sergei Mikaev, and Chris Williams depart the International Space Station, and NASA announces a mission to demonstrate spacecraft manoeuvres around the Moon.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 24th July 2026
Starship Flight 13 ends with a harder-than-expected landing for the booster but also a softer-than-expected landing for the ship, and ESA awards ispace a contract to build a new Moon rover.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 23rd July 2026
A Chinese rocket is struck by lightning during ascent, the GAO release a report into job cuts at NASA, and Starship Flight 13 is scrubbed again by bad weather.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 22nd July 2026
Orienspace's Gravity-1 launches on its third successful mission, Shijian-31 spies on some geosynchronous satellites, and Starship Flight 13 rolls out to the pad for the final time… again.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 21st July 2026
Northrop Grumman's Mission Robotic Vehicle heads to geosynchronous orbit to service old satellites, and SpaceX launch their latest batch of Starlinks after yesterday's unusual pad abort.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 20th July 2026
Russia covertly expands its new Rassvet communications constellation, and the usually reliable SpaceX Falcon 9 suffers a rare pad abort during a routine Starlink mission.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 18th & 19th July 2026
Skyroot Aerospace becomes the first Indian private company to achieve orbit, while Starship Flight 13 gets pushed back another few days.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 17th July 2026
SpaceX set the second attempt of Starship Flight 13 for no earlier than Monday, Serbia and Mauritius sign the Artemis Accords, and NASA's Psyche probe sends back some new images of Mars.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 16th July 2026
Starship Flight 13 is scrubbed after engine outages trigger an abort, NASA shows off the progress on their Dragonfly mission to Titan, and Falcon 9 launches some military satellites.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 15th July 2026
James Webb astronomers discover an exoplanet using spectroscopy, NASA release more details about Artemis III, and SpaceX prepare for Starship Flight 13 tomorrow.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 14th July 2026
Pyotr Dubrov, Anna Kikina, and Anil Menon arrive at the International Space Station aboard Soyuz MS-29, and SpaceX launch a batch of Starlinks from each coast.
Subtitles available on YouTube.
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 13th July 2026
Preparations continue for Soyuz MS-29, LINK prepares to rendezvous with NASA's Swift Observatory, and Rocket Lab test fire the Archimedes Engine that will power their Neutron reusable rocket.
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SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 11th & 12th July 2026
Soyuz rolls out to the pad ahead of the next crewed mission to the ISS, ESA contracts a company to build an asteroid-landing cubesat, SpaceX launch more Starlinks, and Bulgarian cosmonaut Aleksandr Aleksandrov passes away at 74.
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SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 10th July 2026
China recovers a reusable first stage booster during the maiden flight of the Long March 10B, Japan test-flies their own reusable rocket prototype, and Superheavy gets a static fire test ahead of Starship Flight 13.
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SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 9th July 2026
SpaceX set a new record with the 36th flight of a first stage booster while preparing for Starship Flight 13, and Mercury 13 astronaut Wally Funk passes away at 87.
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SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 8th July 2026
The International Space Station gets a new exercise machine, ispace books space for a Moon rover on Starship, and Skyroot prepares to launch the first Indian private spaceflight.
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