How Airbus and Allies Plan to Disrupt SpaceX’s Dominance
European competitors pool their space businesses in a bid to compete with U.S. dominance.
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Texas Republicans Urge DOJ to Investigate Smithsonian as Space Shuttle Fight Escalates
Lawmakers contend the institution may have broken lobbying rules.
Is Sean Duffy Making a Power Grab at NASA?
As Jared Isaacman reenters contention for space agency administrator, the transportation secretary is reportedly keen on the role himself.
Duffy: NASA to Reopen Artemis III HLS Contract
Space agency is ‘not going to wait’ for SpaceX’s Starship HLS if a competitor is ready first, official says.
NASA’s JPL Lays Off 550 Employees
Center director Dave Gallagher says the move is not related to the ongoing government shutdown.
Starship’s 11th Test Flight Marks New Era for SpaceX Rocket
Massive vehicle caps off a tumultuous year with a successful mission as SpaceX turns to the next phase of testing.
Artemis Work Continues as NASA Shuts Down
Space agency has furloughed about 15,000 personnel, but employees working on ‘presidential priorities’ will stay on job.
What’s at Stake for NASA If Government Shuts Down
Office of Management and Budget directs federal agencies to draft plans for layoffs in the event of a shutdown.
NASA Seeks Volunteers to Track Orion’s First Crewed Lunar Flyby
Space agency issues a request for information for applicants to explain their commercial tracking capabilities.
Europe’s Space Agency Signs Commercial Launch Agreements
Contracts with Isar Aerospace and Avio are the first between privately funded launch providers and European institutions.
