NASA’s African American History: From Hidden Figures to Artemis
From nearly all-white beginnings, the agency is set to put the first woman and person of color on the moon.
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NASA Selects Lockheed Martin To Develop Mars Vehicle
NASA has selected Lockheed Martin to build the first rocket to be fired on another planet for the Mars Sample Return Program.
James Webb Telescope Takes World’s Most Expensive Selfie
One million miles away from Earth, Webb sent back its first calibration photos.
GE Aviation to Partner with Boeing on Hybrid Electric Program
Aurora Flight Sciences will use a Saab 340B platform for the initial flight test development.
NASA Faces Astronaut Shortage, New Report Says
A shortage of astronauts may affect upcoming NASA missions on the International Space Station and beyond during the next five years.
Lockheed Martin Invests in eSTOL Startup Electra
Virginia-based startup Electra.aero says it has secured a key investment from Lockheed Martin as it seeks to develop a hybrid electric, ultra-short takeoff and landing (eSTOL) aircraft.
Radian Aerospace Wants to Build ‘Holy Grail’ Spaceplane
A Washington-based startup says it’s planning to build what has long been considered the “Holy Grail” of accessing space: the world’s first reusable single-stage orbital spaceplane aimed at carrying cargo and people.
Why Doesn’t NASA Reuse Its Rockets?
Since companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin reuse their rocket boosters, why isn’t the method standard for all space launches? We have the answer in the premiere of FLYING’s new video series.
What Amazing Things Will the World’s Largest Telescope Show Us?
James Webb aims to peer deeper into space than we’ve ever seen.
World’s Most Powerful Telescope Reaches Major Milestone in Space
The James Webb Space Telescope unfolded its gold mirrors and is speeding away from Earth.
