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
OFT-2 Delayed Again Due to Russian Module Mishap
Thursday July 29th. Just hours after docking at the International Space Station the Russian MLM module started unexpectedly firing it’s thrusters causing the station to move off course. Boeing’s Starliner OFT-2 launch now delayed until Tuesday August 3rd.
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ULA Launches First Atlas V of the year
Lift off. Photo by: Kyle Montgomery – NHS May 18th, 1:31 PM Est from SCL-41 at Canaveral Space Force Station With the delay of Boeing’s OFT-2 mission where it will retest it’s Starliner crew capsule on a trip to the ISS (International Space Station) it has caused back ups with other launches for the company…
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NROl-82 lifts Off On Time Aboard Delta IV Heavy
At 4:47 PM Edt one of the last ULA Delta IV Heavy’s lifted off from Vandenburg Air Force Base to deliver the top secret payload of NROL-82 into orbit.
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United Launch Alliance and Amazon?
Today United Launch Alliance announced in a press release that Amazon has secured nine launches on ULA’s Atlas V rocket. The project is known as Project Kuiper and it will launch 3,236 advanced satellites into low earth orbit. The plan for these satellites is to increase global broadband access.The satellites will launch on the Atlas…
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