NASA Faces Astronaut Shortage, New Report Says
A shortage of astronauts may affect upcoming NASA missions on the International Space Station and beyond during the next five years.
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Radian Aerospace Wants to Build ‘Holy Grail’ Spaceplane
A Washington-based startup says it’s planning to build what has long been considered the “Holy Grail” of accessing space: the world’s first reusable single-stage orbital spaceplane aimed at carrying cargo and people.
What Amazing Things Will the World’s Largest Telescope Show Us?
James Webb aims to peer deeper into space than we’ve ever seen.
World’s Most Powerful Telescope Reaches Major Milestone in Space
The James Webb Space Telescope unfolded its gold mirrors and is speeding away from Earth.
James Webb Space Telescope Successfully Deploys Major Components
The James Webb Space Telescope has successfully unfurled its tennis court-sized sunshield and secondary mirror.
International Space Station Gets Six More Years of Operations
The Biden administration has extended International Space Station (ISS) operations until 2030.
FAA Pushes Off Release of Environmental Assessment of SpaceX Launch Vehicles
The report will now be made public in late February to let SpaceX prepare for review and respond to thousands of comments.
China Upset with Elon Musk and SpaceX
Starlink satellites had a pair of near-collisions with the Chinese Space Station.
Redwire Space Hit with Federal Lawsuit
Redwire Space, a partner in Blue Origin’s proposed orbiting space station, is the target of a class-action lawsuit alleging federal securities fraud.
Virgin Orbit Satellite Launch Company Set to Go Public
Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Orbit, a satellite launch and services company, will officially become a publicly traded company following its merger with NextGen Acquisition Corp. II (NASDAQ: NGCA).
