NASA Schedules SLS Wet Dress Rehearsal… Again
After numerous setbacks, NASA will begin its next wet dress rehearsal for the Space Launch System.
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Future U.S., Russia Cooperation on ISS in the Works
Negotiations between NASA and the Russian space agency, Roscosmos, are in the works to allow a crew seat exchange between the two countries. Due to ongoing tensions as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, cooperation between the U.S. and Russia on board the International Space Station (ISS) has repeatedly been called into question. Now, […]
World’s Most Powerful Telescope Hit by Micrometeoroid
The impact damaged a segment of the James Webb Space Telescope’s massive primary mirror.
Electra eSTOL Developer Acquires Airflow
Virginia-based hybrid electric short takeoff and landing (eSTOL) aircraft developer Electra Aero announced Wednesday it has acquired California-based advanced air mobility (AAM) company, Airflow.
What is the World’s Most Powerful Rocket?
Is it NASA’s Space Launch System, or SpaceX’s Starship? The answer depends on more than just total thrust.
NASA Selects Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace To Provide New Spacesuits
The two companies will also provide spacewalk systems for work on the ISS and the lunar surface.
Should We Be Worried About Space Debris?
We try to nail down the answer, and travel to Northrop Grumman to find out what’s being done to help solve the problem.
WATCH: NASA’s Mars Helicopter Makes Record-Breaking Flight
NASA’s Mars Helicopter, Ingenuity, sent back on-board video of its 25th and longest flight above the Martian surface.
Baby Steps Toward Space Mining and Manufacturing
Emerging technology behind new satellite servicing spacecraft could someday lead to asteroid mining and space manufacturing.
Webb Telescope Program Director Named to TIME 100 List
Gregory Robinson joins Volodymyr Zelensky and Oprah Winfrey on the media company’s list of 100 most influential leaders of 2022.
