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SpaceX has a competition as Rocket Lab plans to catch a booster falling from space using a helicopter. The company wants to reuse the launch vehicle like SpaceX's Falcon-9.

In a world first, Rocket Lab will attempt to catch its Electron rocket as it falls from space, using a hook mounted on a helicopter

Dubbed as New-Generation Manned Launch Vehicle, the rocket will not only send humans to the Space Station but will also find a larger role in deep space missions.

Bill Gates Breakthrough Energy Ventures has contributed $65 million to Stoke Space to help fund a new fully reusable rocket.

On its latest mission, the SpaceX Falcon 9 launched a Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS). The Falcon 9 has now landed its booster 100 times successfully on Earth after...

Reusable rocket designer Stoke Space has raised $65 million in a series A funding round led by a Bill Gates-backed company! Check out the space baron.

The French-European space agency Ariane Group is to develop its own reusable rocket launchers – following in the footsteps of Elon

Rocket Lab has unveiled more details for its upcoming reusable Neutron rocket, including a new design, engine, and payload limit.

One company has designed a large spinning machine that is designed quite literally to throw satellites into suborbital space.

Honda announced that they've already test-fired their reusable rocket prototype, and things are looking good.