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‘Victus Haze’ Responsive Space Mission Pushed to 2026 by Rocket Anomaly

Dec. 15, 2025 | By Courtney Albon
The Space Force has delayed its next Tactically Responsive Space mission, Victus Haze, until 2026, as one of its launch providers continues to recover from a rocket anomaly that occurred earlier this year.

Startup Firefly Makes Move to Expand into Golden Dome, Dynamic Satellites

Oct. 6, 2025 | By Courtney Albon
Firefly Aerospace, the small launch company that helped the Space Force send a satellite into orbit on a record-fast timeline, plans to acquire software and data company SciTec in an $855 million deal that will further its reach in the defense market.

WORLD: Space: Rapid ‘Victus Nox’ Launch Is Like Yeager Breaking Sound Barrier

Nov. 2, 2023
WORLD: Space: Victus Nox launch; Classified Space Force strategy; New Deltas streamline feedback.

Space Force Sets New Speed Record Going from Orders to Launch in 27 Hours

Sept. 15, 2023 | By David Roza
The Space Force set a scorching new record Sept. 14 when it launched a satellite into orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., just 27 hours after receiving launch orders.

Space Startup’s Rocket Explodes After Launching From Vandenberg

Sept. 3, 2021 | By Greg Hadley
Space Launch Delta 30 was forced to terminate the first test flight of space startup Firefly Aerospace's rocket due to an anomaly Sept. 2, resulting in a dramatic explosion over the Pacific Ocean near Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif.

Building the Space Range of the Future

May 1, 2020 | By Rachel S. Cohen
Cape Canaveral is running out of room.

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