Spectrum’s spectacular 30 seconds.
Isar Aerospace’s inaugural Spectrum launch ended after 30s. NASA has amended its launch services contract with SpaceX. Starliner is making progress. And more.

Summary
Isar Aerospace’s inaugural Spectrum launch from Norway’s Andøya Spacepor ends in a crash. NASA has amended its launch services contract with SpaceX to add Starship. NASA and Boeing say they are making progress toward crew certification of the CST-100 Starliner system, and more.
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