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After scrubbing scheduled launch attempts following two rounds of mechanical issues and a hurricane, the space agency is ready for another try.

Are sightings of unidentified aerial objects evidence of extraterrestrial life? That’s what the government intends to find out.

The growth of commercial and government space operations result in more frequent TFRs near launch areas. Here’s how they compare to traditional TFRs.

Xwing will share flight and ground operations data, algorithms, and pertinent autonomous subject matter expertise with NASA. In turn, NASA researchers will use the information to develop a safety management system (SMS) where regular pilot-less flights can be integrated into the national airspace system.

On September 26, NASA was able to successfully crash spacecraft into an asteroid. Now, it’s time to determine the outcome of this ‘impactful’ mission.

The third time was not the charm for NASA, as the September 27 launch for the Artemis I rocket and Orion spacecraft has been scrubbed as Hurricane Ian approaches Florida.

The retired U.S. Air Force colonel and space pioneer was NASA’s first woman shuttle commander.

Following the loss of a U-2 reconnaissance aircraft over the Soviet Union on May 1, 1960, the Eisenhower administration sought a new aircraft from Lockheed (NYSE: LMT)—“one that would fly faster than any aircraft before or since, at greater altitude, and with a minimal radar cross section,” according to Lockheed Martin. Lockheed needed “to build […]

Next launch opportunity is weeks away because of a troublesome fuel leak.

Engineers are working to remedy engine chilling issues that prompted Monday’s scrub.