Polaris Dawn Crew Talks Mission Highlights, Next Steps
Crew during the five-day mission pulled off several feats—including the first civilian spacewalk—that could open new opportunities for human spaceflight.
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Spaceplane to Test Orbit Change Maneuver
Space Force is trumpeting an aerobraking innovation in the X-37B spaceplane.
SpaceX Achieves Historic Booster Catch During Starship Test
Company successfully catches its Super Heavy booster using a pair of metal ‘chopsticks,’ marking the first time such a maneuver has been completed.
NASA Postpones Europa Clipper Launch as Hurricane Milton Takes Aim at Cape Canaveral
Kennedy Space Center is battening down the hatches as the storm gathers strength over the Gulf of Mexico.
NASA Awaits ‘All-Clear’ for Mission to Search for Life on Jupiter’s Moon
Space agency is gearing up to send Europa Clipper, the largest spacecraft it has developed for a planetary mission, on a 1.8-billion-mile journey.
A Look at New Glenn: Blue Origin’s Heavy-Lift Booster Rocket
Although beset by delays, the project is moving steadily toward launch.
What to Watch: SpaceX Crew-9 Scheduled for Saturday Launch
Spaceflight will be the ninth Commercial Crew astronaut rotation mission SpaceX has performed for NASA.
SpaceX Starship Launch Delay ‘Necessary,’ FAA Administrator Tells Congress
Agency leader Mike Whitaker fields questions about the delayed fifth flight of SpaceX’s massive Starship rocket.
FAA Proposes SpaceX Fine, Musk Vows Lawsuit
Agency alleges a failure to stick to licensing rules.
‘SpaceBalloon’ Lifts Off in Stratospheric Test Flight
The flight on Sunday morning marks the second test of the company’s Spaceship Neptune vehicle, which will float to about 100,000 feet in altitude.
