As SpaceX Continues Starship Investigation, FAA Authorizes Return to Flight
To make the move within an open investigation, the agency had to have determined Starship’s explosion did not jeopardize safety.
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SpaceX Targets Monday for Starship Flight 8
FAA is preparing for the eighth test flight of the Starship rocket as it contemplates handing over a Verizon contract to Starlink.
Company Behind First Successful Private Lunar Lander Launches Again
Intuitive Machines says its ‘Athena’ lunar lander could touch down on the moon as soon as March 6.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard Has Launched More Than 50 People to Space
NS-30 mission sends crew of six—including four pilots, according to Blue Origin—to the edge of space and back.
SpaceX Starship Flight 8 Could Launch Next Week, FAA Says
Largest rocket to ever fly could soon return to the skies, though the agency says a SpaceX-led investigation following the previous test flight remains open.
NASA Associate Administrator, Other Key Officials Resign
Resignations of leaders associated with the Artemis program come as speculation swirls around the space agency’s plans for the moon and Mars.
NASA Reverses Course on Firing 1,000 Probationary Employees
Space agency’s probationary personnel had expected to receive termination notices on Tuesday, but none came.
5 Finalists Named for Annual Collier Trophy
Award is recognized as the most prestigious in the field of aeronautics and astronautics.
NASA Fires 1,000 Probationary Employees
Space agency says it is following a directive from the federal Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
Layoffs Coming for Blue Origin
Rocket company announces it plans to let go 10 percent of its workforce.
