was created through a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin in 2005. ULA currently launches Altas V and Delta IV rockets; but is moving to replace both with their latest- the Vulcan Centaur.
Altas V
Delta IV Heavy
Vulcan Centaur
One Minute Off Mars
Photo credit: JPL-CALTECH/NASA April 19th, 2021- NASA’s Ingenuity rover makes first flight, lifting off Mars for the first time. For over six years, NASA has been working on bringing Ingenuity’s flight on Mars a reality. The helicopter is 1.6ft tall, has four legs and a fuselage, pretty basic but all that’s needed. Inside the fuselage…
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Mars Rover “Perseverance” Touches Down on the Red Planet
February 18th, 3:55 PM Est from the planet Mars Before we get to today’s events, lets go back many months. To July 30th of 2020, It’s a beautiful morning along Cape Canaveral and the skies are clear as we see an Atlas V rocket in the 541 configuration lift off at 7:50 AM Est from…
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Vulcan Centaur Pathfinder Arrives in Florida
ULA’s Next Generation Launch Vehicle Arrives at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
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Delta IV Heavy lifts off ending the ULA year in stunning fashion.
8:09 PM EST NROL-44 departs atop a Delta IV Heavy from LC-37 at Canaveral Space Force Station After eight scheduled launch dates listed officially by ULA (United Launch Alliance) one of the few Delta IV Heavy rockets remaining has lifted off the pad and sent it’s top secret payload into orbit. Excitingly this is also…
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