Company Behind First Successful Private Lunar Lander Launches Again
Intuitive Machines says its ‘Athena’ lunar lander could touch down on the moon as soon as March 6.
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FAA Says It Is Testing Starlink in Alaska in Bid to Improve Weather Data
Agency’s trial of the satellite terminals raises questions about potential conflict of interest.
Connecticut ‘Emergency’ Bill Would Ban Chinese, Russian Drones
State lawmakers approve legislation that includes a provision prohibiting towns, agencies, and contractors from purchasing or using foreign-made drones.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard Has Launched More Than 50 People to Space
NS-30 mission sends crew of six—including four pilots, according to Blue Origin—to the edge of space and back.
Flying Car Lifts Off Over the Streets of California
Alef Aeronautics’ Model Zero, an ultralight version of its Model A, completes a test flight on a public street in a California city.
Orlando International Airport Seeks Vertiport for Electric Aircraft
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority targets 2028 to launch an operational vertiport for all kinds of advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft.
One Century Later, Pulitzer Electric Aircraft Race Revival Date Set
National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence will revive the Pulitzer Trophy after a 100-year hiatus.
Electric Jet Developer Lilium Shuts Down
Funds that would have kept the company afloat ‘have not materialized in time’ despite a previous ‘breakthrough’ in its search for an investor.
SpaceX Starship Flight 8 Could Launch Next Week, FAA Says
Largest rocket to ever fly could soon return to the skies, though the agency says a SpaceX-led investigation following the previous test flight remains open.
NASA Associate Administrator, Other Key Officials Resign
Resignations of leaders associated with the Artemis program come as speculation swirls around the space agency’s plans for the moon and Mars.
