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NASA's NT rocket launch ignites hopes for Australia's space industry

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American space agency NASA will soon launch rockets from the Northern Territory's Arnhem Space Centre. The series of launches will be the agency's first launch from a commercial will be used to study astrophysics and planetary science only observable from the southern hemisphere.
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