Keeping Up in the 2nd Space Race Takes Diligence
How can NASA keep its ambitions for the moon and Mars on track?
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NASA Administrator Steps Down, Urges Continuity Under New Leadership
In a letter to his replacement, outgoing NASA leader Bill Nelson emphasizes the agency’s activities ‘transcend the length of a single administration.’
NASA Chief to Fly in Experimental ‘Ultra Short’ Aircraft
Space agency contractor Electra is developing hybrid-electric aircraft that require just 150 feet of runway for takeoff and landing.
NASA Pushes First Moon Landing Since Apollo Era to 2027
Findings from the Artemis I test mission have forced the space agency to recalculate its plans for future flights.
NASA Chief: Elon Musk ‘Should Be Investigated’ for Putin Connection
Report alleges the SpaceX CEO and Russian president have been in regular contact since late 2022.
NASA Delays First Crewed U.S. Moon Landing in Half a Century to 2026
The second and third missions in the space agency’s Artemis program—which seeks to return Americans to the moon—were each delayed nearly one year.
NASA Releases UFO Study, Appoints Director of UAP Research
A NASA-commissioned independent study team urged the agency to use everything from high-powered satellites to your cell phone to study UFOs.
