Grateful no one was hurt. Confident Blue will rebuild stronger than ever before. Glad an alternate NG pad is already under construction at LC-11.
Looks like all the hard planning that went into QD calcs and range safety ops all (apparently) worked. Real operators and space professionals know this kind of thing happens sometimes. Take a deep breath, say a prayer of thanks no one got hurt, and then shake it off.
We have lots of friends at Blue. We see you. Yesterday was rough but today is a new day. We know you will ‘show grit’, deliver results, and get back to work harder than ever before.
Because now is not the time to let off the accelerator. Not only do thousands of satellites need a ride to orbit but we also have a Moon base to build and a Solar System to explore. Let’s go!
The nation needs another launch site capable of hosting heavy and super heavy launches to keep up with the growing demand, according to a study cited by Air Force Secretary Troy Meink during his testimony in front of the House Armed Services Committee.
https://t.co/wgG9yus7dr
This makes sense. The demand for launch is increasing globally. Furthermore, there’s a finite number of viable land-based sites, which is why offshore becomes an important part of the solution. We’re already seeing that play out in our own operations.
We’re continuing to grow at The Spaceport Company and are currently hiring a Naval Architect to join our team.
If you’re looking to work on something truly unique, we’d love to connect.
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We're excited to welcome Hrsh Shah as our upcoming intern this summer! He is currently a student at Florida Institute of Technology studying Aerospace Engineering, and we are looking forward to having him join the team. Welcome, Hrsh!
Hey @mirandahw_ , Great Question! TLDR: we've been busy actually launching rockets at sea. The Spaceport Company operates America's only operational commercial launch pad ship. We hold five active DOW contracts, as well as a contract with Lockheed Martin. We've conducted six launches at sea and have several more operations planned for 2026 with DOW stakeholders. Since that MECO interview we've been focused on revenue generating activities which these days primarily involves suborbital missile/UAV testing, not orbital launch. However, our MOU with Firefly is still active and we look forward to serving them at a future date. You can learn more about what we're up to by visiting our website at https://t.co/xu7PX5qcL1
A look back at our Christmas-G launch.
We posted a quick clip in December, here’s the full video from the day.
Great working alongside Micro-G and @HavocAi_USV !
Yesterday, we officially cut the ribbon on our new location.
Proud of this team and the work it took to get here, and grateful for our supporters who helped make it possible.
Excited for what comes next!
Do you want to spend your summer making PowerPoints… or building real things?
We’re hiring one engineering intern for Summer 2026. This is a hands-on role where you’ll work alongside our engineering and operations teams on real projects involving sea-based launch infrastructure. No busywork. No fake projects.
We’re looking for students studying Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science or Software Engineering.
If you want an internship where you can actually say “I worked on that”, send your resume to [email protected]
Thank you Aidan Daoussis and @balerionspace for a great conversation about the infrastructure humanity needs to build communities beyond Earth and spacefaring human civilization. This video also includes a tour of our rocket launching ship, the Once in a Lifetime!
https://t.co/1qybDXiGNt
Great question! Yes, the launch was a success! This was a low altitude experimental launch. While this mission had several objectives, the primary objective for TSC was to validate our launch rail, which performed beautifully. We will be sharing more details and content soon, so stay tuned!
Big milestone for our team, and great to see the operational side of this mission highlighted. Sea-based launch takes more than a rocket, and this piece does a nice job explaining what went into making it happen. Huge thanks to our partners at Micro-G and @HavocAi_USV for working alongside us. If you’re interested in the details behind this mission, check out the full story here:
https://t.co/Y62b8bTqZB