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Themis hop tests of ArianeGroup 's reusable booster won't start until next year , European Spaceflight reports.
Launch startup Firefly Aerospace parted ways with CEO Bill Weber , Payload reports.
Astra finally goes private, again, with the company's founders taking control of the company.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 has flown more this year than all the world's other rockets combined.
A large European reusable rocket is unlikely to fly until the 2030s , but a subsidiary of ArianeGroup named MaiaSpace is developing a smaller, partially reusable two -stage rocket slated to debut as soon as next year . The Maia rocket will use a modified Themis booster as its first stage. "As a result, for MaiaSpace , the continued and rapid development of the Themis program is essential to ensure it can hit its projected target of an inaugural flight of Maia in 2025 ," European Spaceflight reports. (submitted by Ken the Bin ).
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