Space

Northrop Grumman subsidiary SpaceLogistics allowed FLYING rare access to the lab where engineers quietly made space history performing the first operational commercial satellite servicing mission.

The Dream Chaser spaceplane is now cleared for landing at America’s next spaceport—Huntsville, Alabama.

The massive airship hangar from the 1930s at Moffett Federal Airfield will be restored by Google Planetary Ventures.

The commercial space company is experiencing another round of delays, resulting in another drop in stock value.

The world’s most powerful telescope is just months away from full operability.

NASA announced Thursday that a rare modified Boeing 747SP—known as the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), will be shut down this year, after years of inflight observations of the moon, stars, planets, and far away galaxies.

NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins made history Thursday, becoming the first Black woman to participate in a long-duration mission aboard the orbiting International Space Station.

As the James Webb Space Telescope cools down to its frigid optimum temperature, FLYING takes a look back at all the milestones this historic technology has achieved.

The agency’s most powerful rocket is faced with yet another setback following issues found during its wet dress rehearsal.

The agency is seeking to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion within its workforce.