[NonZeroSum]

This company continues to make milestones toward low-cost space launch.

[DoughtyOne]

the Case of the Freeper FRiva Feva is under scrutiny - super-sleuths are welcomed
come resolve the way to yesterday's Target Post, you're not out of the running yet
win your registration fees to the FRive Las Vegas Conference if you dare

[Blood of Tyrants]

First ever? Not by almost 60 years. The Nazis developed a rocket powered fighter way back in '44.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Ooops! Missed the part were he restarted the engines and took off again.

[tophat9000]

The "touch-and-go" maneuver was the first time ever for a rocket-powered airplane

Not sure if that really true

The Junkers Ju.248/Messerschmit Me.263 did start flight trials and may have done "touch-and-go's"

[KSCITYBOY]

Relighting a rocket has got to be tricky and I would guess a real kick in the pants.

[hopespringseternal]

And hell will freeze over before NASA embraces the idea that rocket engines don't need to be torn down to their constituent elements between flights.

[Dark Wing]

ping