Musk in About-Face Says SpaceX ‘Shifted Focus’ From Mars to Moon
Entrepreneur announces his company will still pursue a Martian city but will make the moon its ‘initial focus.’
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Why NASA’s Artemis II Moon Shot Will Slip to March
Space agency contended with a familiar issue during a wet dress rehearsal.
FAA Warns ‘Catastrophic’ Spaceflight Mishaps Pose Threat to Aircraft
Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) tells pilots to use ‘extreme caution’ when flying through predetermined hazard areas.
NASA Unveils Artemis II Launch Windows: What We Know
Space agency is making final preparations for what will be the first crewed mission beyond Earth orbit in more than half a century.
Report: SpaceX Waited to Alert FAA About Starship Explosion
Explosions during Starship test flights in January and March created air travel disruptions and diversions.
Senate Advances NASA Chief Nominee Isaacman
Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee votes 18-10 to approve the Shift4 Payments founder and private astronaut.
NASA Downsizes Boeing Starliner Contract
Space agency cuts order from six missions to four, with an uncrewed test flight planned for no sooner than April.
NASA Chief Nominee Isaacman Would Have Broad Backing if Confirmed
Save NASA Science coalition praises the Shift4 CEO and private astronaut as an ‘outspoken advocate’ for space exploration.
What Jared Isaacman’s Renomination Means for NASA
Entrepreneur and private astronaut is back in the driver’s seat to lead the space agency.
SpaceX, Blue Origin Share New Lunar Landing Profiles
Companies are competing for the recently reopened contract to land NASA astronauts on the moon.
