FAA Readies to Regulate Commercial Human Spaceflight Safety
The existing Congressional prohibition on regulating commercial human spaceflight is set to expire in October.
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SpaceX Sends Paying Customers on Ax-2 Mission to ISS
Launch represents the company’s third fully commercial flight and 10th crewed mission to space.
FAA Faces Lawsuit Over Handling of SpaceX Starship Program
In the lawsuit, environmental groups accuse the FAA of making environmental concessions to SpaceX.
SpaceX Starship Grounded Indefinitely By FAA
The spacecraft could be out of operation for months as the FAA investigates the cause of last week’s launch explosion.
SpaceX’s Starship Rocket Explodes Minutes After Launch
By Elon Musk’s standards, Thursday’s test flight was “a success.”
SpaceX Starship Orbital Launch Scrapped Minutes Before Go
Elon Musk took to Twitter to weigh in on what hindered Monday’s planned launch.
Astronaut, Aviation Pioneers Inducted into NAHF Class of 2023
The Class of 2023 is composed of both living and posthumous inductees.
Blue Origin, Partners Pitch To Build NASA Artemis Moon Lander
Agency last year picked SpaceX to provide a lander for first missions to the lunar surface.
SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy for First Time in Three Years
The ‘world’s most powerful rocket’ carried a satellite load for the U.S. Space Force.
Tom Cruise On Course For First Civilian ISS Space Walk
The Top Gun: Maverick actor is developing a movie that proposes taking a rocket up to the International Space Station for shooting, a Universal Pictures executive confirmed.
