Artemis Work Continues as NASA Shuts Down
Space agency has furloughed about 15,000 personnel, but employees working on ‘presidential priorities’ will stay on job.
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What’s at Stake for NASA If Government Shuts Down
Office of Management and Budget directs federal agencies to draft plans for layoffs in the event of a shutdown.
NASA Calls On Students to Fix Aviation Maintenance
Space agency’s 2026 Gateways to Blue Skies competition focuses on maintenance solutions for passenger and cargo operations.
NASA Seeks Volunteers to Track Orion’s First Crewed Lunar Flyby
Space agency issues a request for information for applicants to explain their commercial tracking capabilities.
SpaceX Starship Flight 10 Viewed as Roaring Success
Rocket demonstrates its first payload deployment and completes critical heat shield tests in a return to form.
NASA’s Quiet Supersonic X-59 Nears First Flight
Medium- and high-speed taxiing marks the final phase of ground testing for the experimental design.
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.
Firefly Receives Fourth NASA Moon Mission
After a successful debut mission, Blue Ghost lunar lander will fly rovers and scientific instruments to the moon in 2029.
