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- NASA will launch Artemis 3 on the SLS without the planned upgraded Exploration Upper Stage (EUS). - Decision reflects delays/availability issues with the EUS and relies on an interim SLS configuration or alternate mission architecture. - The change affects how trans-lunar injection and mission staging will be accomplished and requires

- NASA will launch Artemis 3’s SLS without the planned Exploration Upper Stage (EUS). - Decision reflects EUS development and schedule challenges prompting a change to the vehicle configuration. - Agency officials are evaluating alternative mission architectures, interim upper-stage options, and impacts to the Artemis timeline. - Program leadership is conducting risk

- The IREC conference features startups and established aerospace firms showcasing small launch vehicles and technologies. - Companies are competing for customers, investors and media attention through demos, pitches and exhibit presence. - Events emphasize market opportunities, supply‑chain challenges and regulatory issues affecting commercial launch services. - The gathering serves as a networking

- Startups and established companies showcased new small-launch vehicles, propulsion systems and satellite-servicing tech at the IREC conference. - Participants competed for investor funding, government contracts and media attention through demos and pitches. - Industry discussions covered commercialization, regulatory oversight, safety and supply-chain challenges. - The event highlighted rapid innovation in

- At the International Rocketry and Engineering Conference (IREC), companies and teams showcased launch vehicles, technologies, and business pitches to attract investors and public attention. - Presentations highlighted commercial small-launch markets, rapid turnaround operations, propulsion innovations, and regulatory and supply-chain challenges facing new entrants. - The event emphasized competition among startups

- Attendees at the IREC include commercial launch companies, government programs and researchers competing for attention and contracts. - Exhibitors are showcasing rockets, propulsion systems and launch services to investors, customers and media. - Discussions and demos emphasize commercialization, innovation, and the push for higher launch cadence and cost reduction. - Policymakers, regulators and