Space News Roundup: July 31 - August 6

The weekly space recap from July 31 to August 6 highlighted various developments, including the successful launch of Falcon Heavy, which deployed a 9,200-kg communications satellite to geostationary transfer orbit, and the last launch of Antares, which sent the S.S. Laurel Clark Cygnus resupply spacecraft to the International Space Station. Rocket Lab faced issues with their launch attempts due to technical problems, while Falcon 9 successfully launched the Intelsat satellite. NASA awarded Axiom an ISS visit, and the Crew 7 launch was delayed. SpaceX also conducted a static fire test of Booster 9.