Rocket Report: Japan’s workhorse booster takes a bow; you can invest in SpaceX now

In the ever-evolving landscape of space exploration, Japan's dependable rocket has officially concluded its service, marking the end of an era. This significant development comes alongside an exciting opportunity for investors; SpaceX is now welcoming new investors into its ambitious ventures. As we delve into the latest in rocket launches, we also invite our readers to stay informed by subscribing for regular updates. Each edition will feature insights into rockets of various sizes, from small to heavy-lift, and provide a preview of the upcoming launches scheduled on the calendar. In a noteworthy announcement, UK-based launch services company Orbex revealed a delay in its inaugural orbital launch, now rescheduled for 2026. The postponement is attributed to ongoing infrastructure challenges and operational bottlenecks at its launch site. During the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget, Orbex CEO Miguel Bello Mora shared that the company is now aiming for a launch of its Prime rocket from SaxaVord in Scotland next year, contingent upon overcoming these hurdles.