Could ‘SpaceSAF’ Enable a Sustainable Future for Spaceflight?
New solution introduced by Salt Lake City-based CleanJoule promises to reduce spaceflight emissions while improving fuel energy density.
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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 Partners Are Developing a Post-ISS Space Ecosystem
Space agency provides updates on nine of its commercial partners developing the destinations and technology that will maintain a human presence on orbit beyond this decade.
Irradiated Turkey and Freeze-Dried Potatoes: How ISS Astronauts Celebrate Thanksgiving
Space station crew members chow down on smoked turkey, shrimp cocktail, candied yams, and other goodies to ring in the holiday from orbit.
FAA Seeks Public Comment on SpaceX Plan to Ramp Up Starship Launches
SpaceX aims to increase the number of authorized Starship launches at its Starbase launch pad in Texas from five to 25 per year.
Blue Origin Targets Friday for Next Space Tourism Mission
It would mark the company’s ninth human spaceflight with its New Shepard rocket, which has flown 43 paying customers and guests to the edge of space.
NASA Refutes Reports of ‘Health Concerns’ for ISS Astronaut Suni Williams
Space agency flatly denies speculation about the Boeing Starliner crewmember’s ‘gaunt’ look, driven by recent photos.
Here’s How ISS Astronauts Will Vote in the 2024 Election
Astronauts have been voting from the International Space Station since 1997 and have cast ballots in every U.S. presidential election since 2004, except one.
When NASA Astronauts Return to the Moon, Here’s Where They Could Land
Space agency unveils nine potential landing regions for the Artemis III mission to the lunar south pole, a treacherous, unexplored location.
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.
