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.
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National Guard to Train NASA’s Next Lunar Explorers
Instructional course will simulate the conditions of landing at the moon’s south pole.
Commercial Spaceflight Receives Boost With Trump Order
Executive decree directs federal agencies to roll back regulations for commercial launch and reentry licensing.
NASA, SpaceX Crew-10 Astronauts Splash Down
Nearly five-month mission concludes as agency continues its human presence on the International Space Station.
NASA Personnel Warn of ‘Dire’ Consequences of Proposed Cuts
‘Harmful cuts’ jeopardize agency’s mission, more than 280 current and former personnel contend in scathing dissent.
Mars Advocates, Lawmakers, Industry Groups Decry NASA Budget Proposal
‘Skinny’ budget opponents argue cuts to science and other programs will derail U.S. leadership in human spaceflight.
NASA Budget Proposal Boosts Human Exploration at Expense of Science
‘Skinny’ funding prioritizes a focus on moon and Mars missions over science and projects characterized as ‘grossly expensive.’
Blue Origin Flies Katy Perry, Gayle King, and Other Customers to Space
Company’s New Shepard rocket launches celebrities and four others to the edge of space and back.
NASA Chief Nominee Isaacman Fields Questions About Moon, Mars, Musk
Questions remain about the Shift4 CEO and civilian astronaut’s priorities for the space agency.
Fram2 Astronauts Splash Down After Historic Polar Spaceflight
International four-person crew returns after nearly four days flying a 90-degree polar orbit and observing Earth’s poles from orbit for the first time.
