OUR EDITORIAL POLICY

Curious minds deserve reliable stories.

Rocket Minute is built around curiosity. We cover space, aviation, automobiles, science, technology and photography—and our job is to make those subjects interesting without losing sight of what is true.

We check before we publish.

We make a genuine effort to verify facts, especially numbers, technical details, quotes, dates and claims. We prefer reliable sources, official information and credible experts.

We keep it clear.

Science and technology can get complicated. We explain them in simple language without deliberately oversimplifying what matters.

We separate facts from opinions.

News and factual information should be presented as such. Analysis and opinions are clearly identified.

We give credit.

Photographs, research, data, ideas and information belong to the people who create them. We credit and link to sources and creators whenever appropriate.

We don’t chase clicks at the cost of truth.

Headlines should attract attention, but they shouldn’t mislead. We don’t intentionally exaggerate a story just to generate traffic.

We disclose commercial relationships.

Advertising, sponsorships and other promotional content will be clearly identified. Our editorial decisions should remain independent.

We update when the story changes.

Space missions, technology, aviation and automotive news can develop quickly. When important new information changes a story, we update it and, where appropriate, indicate what changed.

We use technology responsibly.

AI and digital tools may assist with research, editing or production. Published information remains subject to human review and responsibility.

Our simple rule

Be curious. Check the facts. Give credit. Tell the story honestly.

That’s how we want to earn your attention—and keep your trust.

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