As the global appetite for orbital launches continues to grow, competition intensifies between established companies like SpaceX and newer entrants, promoting market diversity.
With SpaceX conducting a record 96 launches last year, the landscape is evolving, where new competitors like Relativity and New Glenn aim to disrupt established norms.
Medium-lift rockets serve payloads of 2,000-20,000 kg, with heavy-lift in the range of 20,000-50,000 kg, and super-heavy rockets capable of exceeding 50,000 kg.
The increasing number of competitors suggests even one new successful rocket could transform the industry, especially in terms of regular moon travel and beyond.
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