Relativity Space launched its first 3D-printed rocket on a test mission that began with a triumphant glow but fell short of complete success. ... drawing yips of delight from the launch team.

Relativity Space is a startup company that has produced the world's first 3D-printed rocket, the Terran-1. We explore the company in more detail here.

Relativity Space will be attempting to make history with the first launch of the 110-foot-tall Terran 1 rocket tomorrow afternoon. The company, which was founded in 2016 by Tim Ellis and Jordan ...

Relativity Space first publicly discussed the Terran R rocket about three years ago. At the time, Ellis said it was intended to be fully reusable, with both the first and second stages making ...

Relativity Space wants to cut the going rate for a rocket launch from about $100 million to around $10 million, Bloomberg reports, all thanks to 3D printing.

But Relativity Space is treating 3-D printers as a one-stop shop for nearly all of its rockets. Some 85 percent of the mass of Terran 1 was made using 3-D printers, and each rocket can be crafted ...

Relativity Space has been working diligently to prepare the Terran R Rocket and its supporting infrastructure for its first flight set for 2026. The company is concentrating on three key areas ...

tip off is at 7:15 p.m. nancy: a bit of space history out at the cape late last night. relativity space successfully launched the first 3d printed rocket as it passed an important stress test.

Relativity Space is an aerospace startup that’s building a rocket capable of lobbing my car into Low Earth Orbit with a methalox engine. They’re doing it with 3D printing.

Relativity Space, the 3D-printed rocket company that managed one launch from Cape Canaveral in 2023, announced Monday it was changing CEOs during an update on its in-the-works replacement rocket.

The former Google chief executive is taking a controlling interest in Relativity Space, which aims to build low-cost, reusable rockets to compete against Elon Musk’s SpaceX and to reach Mars.