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forward slash business to speak to the team. I'm John Bastra. I welcome Bob Zimmerman.

He keeps the website behind the black. We're going space exploring, but first we've got to do the engineering.

Bob, a very good evening to you.

Vulcan, what is it, and why does Space Force breathing a sigh of relief?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Vulcan is the new rocket that ULA has been developing now for about a decade.

And it completed its first two launches last year successfully.

And the Space Force, the military, required two successful launches

before it would certify the Vulcan

for commercial military launches.

Unfortunately, the second launch, one of the side boosters, the nozzle fell off.

Now the rocket was able to get the payload into the correct orbit, but having a nozzle fall off a solid fuel booster is not considered to be a good thing.

And so they delayed certification, even though they had completed two successful missions

as per plan, that nozzle falling off caused the military to take a breath.

And they spent the last six months that launch was less in the fall.

So they spent the last six months doing a lot of testing and analysis to try to see,

to figure out what the problem was.

This is ULA, and ULA has figured out the problem and fixed it.

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