SpaceX Starship Flight 6: What to Watch For
Largest and most powerful rocket to ever fly could lift off on its sixth test flight as early as Monday at 5 p.m. EST.
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FAA Moves to Streamline Launch Licenses for Commercial Space Firms
Private companies launched or landed on U.S. soil 148 times in fiscal year 2024, a 30 percent increase year over year.
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Cuts Another 5 Percent of Workforce
For the second time this year, JPL is reducing headcount to contend with a tight budget.
SpaceX Dragon Gives ISS a Lift
NASA in June tapped the company to build the U.S. deorbit vehicle (DV) that will return the orbital laboratory to Earth in pieces at the end of the decade.
NASA Refutes Reports of ‘Health Concerns’ for ISS Astronaut Suni Williams
Space agency flatly denies speculation about the Boeing Starliner crewmember’s ‘gaunt’ look, driven by recent photos.
SpaceX: Starship Flight 6 Coming Later This Month
Sixth test flight of the largest rocket to ever fly will feature another attempt at catching the Super Heavy booster and returning it to the launchpad.
Rocket Lab Prepares to Launch for Classified Customer
Mission scheduled for no earlier than Tuesday morning EST will serve a classified commercial customer.
Here’s How ISS Astronauts Will Vote in the 2024 Election
Astronauts have been voting from the International Space Station since 1997 and have cast ballots in every U.S. presidential election since 2004, except one.
When NASA Astronauts Return to the Moon, Here’s Where They Could Land
Space agency unveils nine potential landing regions for the Artemis III mission to the lunar south pole, a treacherous, unexplored location.
For Sale: One Boeing Space Program, Per Report
Company is looking for buyers for its space program, which includes the Starliner vehicle and operating parts of the ISS.
