Michigan high school students to send experiment to space News & ObserverAn experiment created by Michigan high school students will be conducted by astronauts at the International Space Station — and it has the potential to assist in ... - 9 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 4:36pm -
Catch home buyers' attention with a bathroom in an 'impossible' space Longview News-JournalWhen it comes to real estate, you've probably heard kitchens and bathrooms typically sell houses. While you may not have enough money for a kitchen remodel… - 9 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 4:11pm -
Green Space Disappearing From the 'City Within a Park' U.S. News & World ReportDENVER (AP) — Tent-hunting at REI, Jackie Von Feldt and her friends lamented that they choke inside booming Denver and were preparing an escape. - 12 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 1:01pm -
CBOE CEO: Crypto Space Need Bitcoin ETNs To Boom Ethereum World NewsEd Tilly, the CEO of CBOE, recently claimed that the crypto market needs Bitcoin (BTC) ETNs and ETFs to rally and to spark Wall Street interest. - 15 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 10:32am -
Space News: NASA's campaign to return to the moon includes global partners Lake County NewsThe moon is a fundamental part of Earth's past and future – an off-world location that may hold valuable resources to support space activity and scientif… - 15 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 10:16am -
Stratolaunch abandons launch vehicle program SpaceNewsStratolaunch, founded by the late Paul Allen, said Jan. 18 that it is ending work on a launch vehicle that would be flown on the company's giant aircraft. - 23 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 2:31am -
QuadSat drones test satellite antennas SpaceNewsSAN FRANCISCO – QuadSat, a Danish company focused on testing and calibrating satellite antennas with quadcopters drones, plans to recruit satellite ... - 1 day ago 19 Jan 19, 12:44am -
Blue Origin reschedules New Shepard test flight SpaceNewsBlue Origin has rescheduled a test flight of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle for Jan. 21 as the company edges closer to flying people into space. - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 10:50pm -
Arianespace says full Ariane 6 production held up by missing government contracts SpaceNewsWASHINGTON — European launch provider Arianespace says that in order to sign a manufacturing contract for the first 14 next-generation Ariane 6 rockets,… - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 8:39pm -
This Russian startup wants to put huge ads in space. Not everyone is on board with the idea. NBC NewsA Russian startup, StartRocket, plans to use swarms of tiny, light-reflecting cubesats to create sprawling billboard ads in space. - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 6:16pm -
House spending bill fires warning shot at JWST SpaceNewsA new House appropriations bill warns that any further problems with NASA's the James Webb Space Telescope could lead to its cancellation. - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 5:55pm -
India nowhere less than China in arena of space: Isro Times of IndiaNEW DELHI: India is nowhere less than China in the arena of space, and after the success of human space mission project 'Gaganyaan', it will be equal to its ... - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 4:36pm -
NASA announcement: Space agency makes breakthrough with Saturn DISCOVERY Express.co.ukTHE rings of Saturn are undoubtedly one of the highlights of the solar system, but experts have confirmed that this has not always been the case. - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 2:44pm -
Isotropic Systems gains Boeing as investor, partner on satellite user terminals SpaceNewsWASHINGTON — Isotropic Systems, a startup developing modular antenna systems for satellite communications, has raised $14 million from a group of ... - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 9:20pm -
Trump unveils Missile Defense Review, promises funding for space sensors in 2020 SpaceNewsThe single most significant action in the Missile Defense Review is the endorsement of a program to build a new network of early warning and tracking satell… - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 8:51pm -
Air Force wants satellite weather data SpaceNewsPHOENIX – The U.S. Air Force has obligated about $7 million of its $20 million budget for commercial satellite weather data. “We've still got dollars available for ... - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 7:23pm -
Moon's craters reveal recent spike in outer space impacts on Earth Science MagazineThe past 300 million years saw 2.5 times more impacts than expected. - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 5:03pm -
European Space Agency leaders expect a challenging year ahead SpaceNewsPARIS — Amid difficulties for the European launch industry, and with Brexit looming on the horizon, European Space Agency executives face a challenging year ... - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 4:11pm -
Relativity to build launch site at Cape Canaveral SpaceNewsRelativity announced Jan. 17 it has won approval from the U.S. Air Force to build a launch site for its small launch vehicle, Terran 1, at Cape Canaveral. - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 4:04pm -
White House resubmits NOAA, Ex-Im Bank nominations SpaceNewsThe White House has once again nominated Barry Myers to be administrator of NOAA, as well as four people to serve on the board of the Export-Import Bank. - 3 days ago 17 Jan 19, 12:10pm -
Aireon paying back Iridium with help from $200M loan SpaceNewsWASHINGTON — Aircraft-tracking startup Aireon is borrowing $200 million through a Deutsche Bank-led group of investor funds, the company said Jan. 16. - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 11:52pm -
SpaceX to shift Starship work from California to Texas SpaceNewsLess than a week after laying off 10% of its staff, SpaceX said it will shift work on prototypes of its next-generation launcher from Los Angeles to Texas. - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 11:30pm -
Defense intelligence report: China in steady pursuit of space capabilities to outmatch US SpaceNewsDefense Intelligence Agency: "The People's Republic of China continues to strengthen its military space capabilities despite its public stance agai… - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 10:42pm -
Op-ed | NewSpace must be regulated SpaceNewsMove fast and break things, the mantra of Silicon Valley startups, has created a scapegoat for tech founders who do just that: break things. And it's not just with ... - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 7:44pm -
China's Chang'e 4 has grown the very first plant on the Moon The Weather NetworkChina has grown plants on the far side of the Moon, New Horizons sends back an amazing 'approach' movie of MU69, and NASA telescopes spot a mysterious ... - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 6:17pm -
'Space snowman' spins like a propeller in dramatic new NASA animation NBC NewsScientists from NASA's New Horizons mission released an animated video of Ultima Thule, the most distant object ever visited by humanity. - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 5:34pm -
Astranis lands anchor customer for its first small GEO satellite SpaceNewsWASHINGTON — Astranis, a startup designing small geostationary satellites for internet connectivity, has signed an Alaskan telecommunications provider as its ... - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 5:29pm -
Defense official: We're failing at space innovation SpaceNewsThis article was first published in the SN Military.Space newsletter. If you would like to get our news and insights for national security space professionals every ... - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 4:21pm -
Cruz plans to try again with commercial space legislation SpaceNewsA commercial space regulatory reform bill that failed to pass last year will be reintroduced this year, a key senator said Jan. 15. - 4 days ago 16 Jan 19, 10:03am -
JPL is still at work, for now SpaceNewsSAN FRANCISCO – NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has not furloughed employees due to the ongoing government shutdown but “may have to consider ... - 4 days ago 16 Jan 19, 3:43am -
Arianespace targets 12 launches this year, more counting OneWeb, Vega C debut SpaceNewsWASHINGTON — European launch provider Arianespace is planning to conduct a record number of Vega launches this year, and, if OneWeb is ready, a return ... - 4 days ago 16 Jan 19, 2:35am -
Chang'e-4 spacecraft enter lunar nighttime, China planning future missions, cooperation SpaceNewsHELSINKI— The Chang'e-4 lander and rover have powered down for a first lunar nighttime on the far side of the moon following a successful landing a… - 4 days ago 15 Jan 19, 5:07pm -
Satellogic selects China Great Wall to launch satellite constellation SpaceNewsSatellogic, who building a constellation of Earth imaging satellites with hyperspectral capabilities, announced it will launch its fleet on Chinese rockets. - 5 days ago 15 Jan 19, 1:01pm -
Bridenstine and Rogozin speak by phone after canceled visit SpaceNewsTen days after NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine postponed a visit to the United States by the head of Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, the two spoke by phone. - 5 days ago 15 Jan 19, 9:24am -
General Atomics' acquisitions of smallsat companies bearing fruit SpaceNewsVP Nick Bucci: "Everyone is trying to get their arms around the concept of hosted payloads and understand how to best utilize it.” WASHINGTON — Pentagon ... - 5 days ago 14 Jan 19, 10:25pm -
Op-Ed | In 2019 let's address the 'real problems' in national security space SpaceNewsThe most concerning issue in this Space Force discussion is that it doesn't actually seem to be about space. For all of the talk about the establishment of a Sp… - 6 days ago 13 Jan 19, 7:50pm -
Spektr-R: Russia's only space telescope 'not responding' BBC NewsSpektr-R has stopped receiving commands from Earth, Russian astrophysicists say. - 8 days ago 12 Jan 19, 12:18pm -
Space News: Hubble sees the brightest quasar in the early Universe Lake County NewsAstronomers using data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have discovered the brightest quasar ever seen in the early Universe — the light received ... - 8 days ago 12 Jan 19, 9:18am -
International focus on greenhouse gas monitoring satellites, sensors SpaceNewsPHOENIX – Greenhouse gas monitoring was a hot topic at the American Meteorological Society's annual conference with international agencies discussing a ... - 8 days ago 11 Jan 19, 10:29pm -
SpaceX completes Iridium Next constellation SpaceNewsWASHINGTON — SpaceX launched the final 10 Iridium Next satellites into orbit Jan. 11, completing its first mission of the year and the last in a multi-launch ... - 8 days ago 11 Jan 19, 5:30pm -
Ball and SSL win study contracts for methane emission tracking satellite SpaceNewsThe EDF has awarded contracts to Ball Aerospace and Space Systems Loral to develop designs for a privately funded satellite to track methane emissions. - 8 days ago 11 Jan 19, 4:09pm -
SpaceX laying off 10 percent of its workforce SpaceNewsSpaceX is laying off about 10 percent of its workforce, a cost-cutting move the company says is required to focus on new launch and satellite projects. - 9 days ago 11 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Breaking Atmo: Recent Space News and 2019 Look Ahead GeekDadNancy Grace Roman commonly known as the “Mother of Hubble” passed away at age 93 on December 26. Roman graduated from Swathmore College in 1946 ... - 10 days ago 10 Jan 19, 1:00pm -
Astronomers foresee long future for Hubble SpaceNewsSEATTLE — Despite a recent problem with one of its instruments, managers of NASA's Hubble Space Telescope are confident that the mission can continue to ... - 10 days ago 10 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Signals from space: Five theories on what they are BBC NewsMysterious signals have been picked up from distant galaxies. When fast radio bursts or FRBs, as they are called, reach Earth's telescopes they shine brightly for ... - 10 days ago 10 Jan 19, 8:00am -
NASA delays SpaceX commercial crew test flight to February SpaceNewsNASA confirmed Jan. 10 that an uncrewed test flight of SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft will now take place no sooner than February, - 10 days ago 10 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Stratolaunch airplane nears first flight SpaceNewsThe latest taxi test of the giant aircraft being developed by Stratolaunch for its air-launch system is a sign the plane's first flight may take place soon. - 10 days ago 10 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Lockheed Martin halts work on GOES-T to wait for instrument fix SpaceNewsPHOENIX –Lockheed Martin, prime contractor for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites ... - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Mysterious radio signals from deep space detected BBC NewsAstronomers have revealed details of mysterious signals emanating from a distant galaxy, picked up by a telescope in Canada. The precise nature and origin of ... - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Hurricane satellites reveal flooding SpaceNewsPHOENIX — Researchers examining data produced by small satellites launched in 2016 to track ocean winds were surprised the mission produced valuable ... - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Air Force to upgrade existing GPS ground control system while next-generation OCX lags SpaceNewsOne of the upgrades is to support the military M-code, a secure anti-jam GPS signal that the Air Force plans to deploy in 2020. WASHINGTON — While w… - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Shutdown grounds NASA's airborne observatory SpaceNewsThe ongoing partial government shutdown has grounded NASA's SOFIA airborne observatory amid reviews about how to operate that program in the future. - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Space council advisory group to study role of human space exploration supporting science SpaceNewsThe advisory group for the National Space Council is looking at ways that NASA's human exploration plans can also support space science. - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
What's next for Air Force weather satellites? SpaceNewsPHOENIX — The U.S. military's highest priority weather satellite, a spacecraft requested by U.S. Strategic Command to observe clouds and theaters of ... - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Astronomers make major discovery of MYSTERIOUS interstellar 'fossil' from the DAWN OF TIME Express.co.ukASTRONOMERS have found a mysterious “fossil” of the big bang, a gaseous cloud of pristine hydrogen inhabiting the void between galaxies th… - 12 days ago 8 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Jeff Bezos on going to space vs. making Earth better: ‘It shouldn’t be either-or’ GeekWireJeff Bezos, the world's richest person and the founder of Amazon as well as the Blue Origin space venture, is defending his billion-dollar-a-year expe… - 7 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 6:43pm -
Blue Origin aims to launch delayed New Shepard flight Monday Spaceflight NowBlue Origin plans to launch the next test flight of its New Shepard suborbital booster Monday from West Texas as the commercial space company moves closer ... - 12 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 1:54pm -
ULA Delta IV-Heavy launches NROL-71 following lengthy delay NASASpaceflight.comUnited Launch Alliance's Delta IV Heavy rocket launched Saturday with the mysterious NROL-71 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office from SLC-6 at ... - 12 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 1:53pm -
Stratolaunch abandons launch vehicle program SpaceNewsStratolaunch, founded by the late Paul Allen, said Jan. 18 that it is ending work on a launch vehicle that would be flown on the company's giant aircraft. - 23 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 2:31am -
Northrop Grumman awarded contract for Minuteman, Peacekeeper rocket motor aging surveillance program Aerotech NewsThe contract is an eight-year effort for ongoing aging surveillance for all deactivated Minuteman and Peacekeeper motors. Efforts in… - 23 hours ago 19 Jan 19, 2:21am -
Unpaid NASA workers protect critical missions during government shutdown CBS NewsNASA managers and engineers working on the agency's high-priority commercial crew program are still on the job, without pay, during the ongoing government ... - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 2:25pm -
The longstanding NASA-Russian partnership in space may be unraveling Ars TechnicaAfter an American Apollo and Soviet Soyuz spacecraft docked in orbit during the height of the Cold War, in 1975, the two leading space powers gradually ... - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 2:14pm -
Report: There's a Critical Flaw in Russia's New Heavy Lift Rocket FuturismRussian scientists have warned that Russia's space agency's upcoming heavy lift rocket could have a fatal design flaw that could destroy it during launch. - 1 day ago 18 Jan 19, 1:32pm -
Rocket Report: Iranian booster failure, SpaceX cuts, Vulcan near final design Ars TechnicaWelcome to Edition 1.32 of the Rocket Report! As we get deeper into the new year, the launch business is starting to heat up, especially among the smaller .… - 2 days ago 18 Jan 19, 12:00pm -
Northrop Grumman receives $86M for support of Minuteman and Peacekeeper rocket motors defence-blog.comOn 17 January, Northrop Grumman has announced that it awarded the contract for Minuteman and Peacekeeper rocket motor aging surveillance program… - 2 days ago 18 Jan 19, 10:27am -
Japan's Epsilon conducts RAPIS-1 launch NASASpaceflight.comJapan conducted its first launch of 2019 Friday, using the small Epsilon rocket to launch seven satellites, including the RAPIS-1 technology demonstration ... - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 11:31pm -
Deep Space 1: Providing a Wealth of New Space Technology Space.comDeep Space 1 (DS1) was a pioneering spacecraft launched in the late 1990s as part of NASA's New Millennium Program. The primary goal of the spacecraft's ... - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 6:57pm -
Relativity Space gets a historic place to use for its Cape Canaveral launch pad in Florida GeekWireRelativity Space has won Air Force clearance to build its Florida launch facility on a site that saw *service* during NASA's Apollo and Gemini prog… - 2 days ago 17 Jan 19, 4:00pm -
UPI Almanac for Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2019 UPI NewsOn Jan. 17, 1994, a pre-dawn earthquake struck the Los Angeles area, claiming 61 lives and causing widespread damage. - 3 days ago 17 Jan 19, 8:00am -
SpaceX to develop, test Starship prototype in South Texas Houston Chronicle SpaceX has assembled its Starship test vehicle in South Texas, with plans to both develop and test the vehicle at Boca Chica beach. - 3 days ago 17 Jan 19, 1:46am -
NASA reveals the gigantic 200ft tall main tank of its SLS megarocket that could take man to Mars Daily MailThe huge tank is being stress tested at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 7:28pm -
China wants to launch to Mars next year — part of an ambitious plan to bring the first Martian soil samples back to Earth Business InsiderChina recently landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon, and is also working on a robotic Mars miss… - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 4:25pm -
Scramjet Engines on the Long Road to Mach 5 HackadayWhen Charles “Chuck” Yeager reached a speed of Mach 1.06 while flying the Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis in 1947, he became the first man to fly faster than the ... - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 3:01pm -
How Enhanced Launch Vehicles Are Supporting The Booming Space Economy ForbesMore than 6000 satellites have been sent into orbit around Earth since the space industry's inception some 60 years ago, according to NASA. And a report from ... - 3 days ago 16 Jan 19, 2:48pm -
SpaceX’s partial Falcon 9 landing failure could delay next West Coast launch TeslaratiAccording to statements made by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) and media outlet CBC, the launch of the agency's next-generation Radarsat Constellation ... - 4 days ago 16 Jan 19, 9:28am -
Here's how Elon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell announced hundreds of layoffs at SpaceX CNBCElon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell were choked up at an all-hands meeting where they announced layoffs of about 10 percent of SpaceX employees. - 5 days ago 14 Jan 19, 10:49pm -
SpaceX gearing up for Starship tests at Boca Chica NASASpaceflight.comAt the southern tip of Texas, SpaceX is preparing to begin testing their interplanetary spacecraft. The first Starship test vehicle, dubbed Starhopper, is in ... - 5 days ago 14 Jan 19, 6:28pm -
NASA’s refuellable steam-powered space exploration probes NEWS.com.auIf there's one thing holding us back from exploring space, it's fuel. It's bulky. It's heavy. And probes must carry their own supply. When that runs out, their lights go ... - 8 days ago 12 Jan 19, 5:26am -
SpaceX will soon launch and land its giant Mars spaceship. But its other 2019 goals are more down-to-earth Los Angeles TimesSpaceX is constructing a test prototype of its Starship Mars spaceship in Boca Chica, Texas. - 11 days ago 9 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Rockets and rocket launches information and facts National GeographicGet everything you need to know about the rockets that send satellites and more into orbit and beyond. - 16 days ago 4 Jan 19, 8:00am -
Musk teases Starship in round of Twitter posts SpaceFlight InsiderAmong a deluge of Tesla and The Boring Company tweets, SpaceX's founder, CEO and Chief Rocket Designer, Elon Musk teased the latest about the Big ... - 21 days ago 30 Dec 18, 8:00am -
50 Years Later, Still Processing Apollo 8's Message of Hope and Desolation - Out There Discover MagazineThe photo that remade the world: Earthrise photographed by Bill Anders, at 16:40 UT on December 24, 1968. The foreground area of the moon is a… - 27 days ago 24 Dec 18, 8:00am -
NASA astronaut claims Jeff Bezos will win the billionaire space race Daily MailNASA astronaut Terry Virts, a former ISS commander, says Washington-based Bezos will ultimately defeat Musk and Branson. - 27 days ago 24 Dec 18, 8:00am -
Rocket Lab Successfully Launches First NASA Mission with 3D-Printed Rocket ENGINEERING.comRocket Lab's innovative 3D-printed rockets have been taking over the skies in 2018. Now, they're running their first mission for NASA. - 31 days ago 20 Dec 18, 8:00am -
NASA astronaut: Jeff Bezos is making the 'most important rocket engine of the 21st century' (not Elon Musk) CNBCTerry Virts says the current generation of private space companies are ushering in the second generation of human space flight. - 32 days ago 19 Dec 18, 8:00am -
China launched more rockets into orbit in 2018 than any other country MIT Technology ReviewAnd in the next few years it plans to launch the world's biggest space telescope, the world's heaviest rocket, and a space station to rival the ISS. - 32 days ago 19 Dec 18, 8:00am -
NASA, Rocket Lab partner on successful satellite launch from New Zealand Spaceflight NowRocket Lab's Electron booster took off at 1:33 a.m. EST (0633 GMT; 7:33 p.m. New Zealand time) Sunday carrying 13 U.S.-built CubeSats to orbit on a mission ..… - 34 days ago 17 Dec 18, 8:00am -
Live coverage: Rocket Lab's Electron rocket launches on NASA mission Spaceflight NowLive coverage of the countdown and launch of a Rocket Lab Electron rocket from Launch Complex 1 on Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand carrying 10 ... - 38 days ago 13 Dec 18, 8:00am -
Virgin Galactic flies its first astronauts to the edge of space, taking one step closer to space tourism CNBCVirgin Galactic completed its longest rocket-powered flight ever on Thursday, taking a step ahead in the nascent business of space touris… - 38 days ago 13 Dec 18, 8:00am -
Batch of tiny NASA satellites are about to launch with Rocket Lab The VergeJust a month after pulling off its first commercial launch to orbit, small satellite launcher Rocket Lab is ready to put tiny probes into space again. And this time, the .… - 39 days ago 12 Dec 18, 8:00am -
Russia delivers 3 more RD-180 space rocket engines to US TASSRussia has transferred another batch of three RD-180 engines to the United States for their use on US Atlas launch vehicles. - 41 days ago 10 Dec 18, 8:00am -
Rocket Report: Russia’s nuclear rocket, airspace wars, BFR changes explained Ars TechnicaWelcome to Edition 1.27 of the Rocket Report! After a week off for Thanksgiving break, we're chock full of news about rockets and engines from around the .… - 51 days ago 30 Nov 18, 8:00am -
South Korea successfully tests space rocket engine - The Jakarta Post Jakarta PostSouth Korea on Wednesday successfully conducted a rocket engine test launch, officials said, paving the way for the development of its own space launch ... - 53 days ago 28 Nov 18, 8:00am -
Why NASA blasts half a million gallons of water during rocket launches Business InsiderNASA created this half a million gallon fountain as part of a test for its Space Launch System, scheduled to launch for the first time in 2020. - 61 days ago 20 Nov 18, 8:00am -
Space Startup Apollo Fusion Wants To Use Mercury as a Fuel—Report Popular MechanicsSpaceX has been pioneering reusable rockets for years, NASA is contemplating selling its soul to the highest bidder, and a Russian startup is building a nuclear… - 61 days ago 20 Nov 18, 8:00am -
Antares rocket launches cargo run to International Space Station Spaceflight NowAn Antares rocket lifts off at 4:01 a.m. EST (0901 GMT) Saturday at pad 0A at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport on Wallops Island, Virginia. Credit: NASA/Joel ... - 64 days ago 17 Nov 18, 8:00am -
Video Depicts the Audacious Nuclear Spaceship Russia Wants to Fly to Mars InverseElon Musk wants to travel to Mars using SpaceX's planned monolithic rocket booster, the Big Falcon Rocket. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, Vladimir ... - 65 days ago 16 Nov 18, 8:00am -
Russia Might Actually Build a Nuclear-Powered Rocket Popular MechanicsElon Musk is old news—or rather, old tech. That's the take by Vladimir Koshlakov, the head of Russia's Keldysh Research Center and a man who want to build a ... - 65 days ago 16 Nov 18, 8:00am -
Rocket Lab’s Modest Launch Is Giant Leap for Small Rocket Business The New York TimesThe company's Electron rocket carried a batch of small commercial satellites from a launchpad in New Zealand, a harbinger of a major transformation to the ... - 71 days ago 10 Nov 18, 8:00am -
Why DARPA Is Betting a Million Bucks on an "Impossible" Space Drive Popular MechanicsThe agency responsible with filling the government's coffers with cutting-edge tech is funding a controversial drive that's based on unproven science. - 79 days ago 2 Nov 18, 7:00am -
Watch the Russian rocket failure that forced two astronauts to make an emergency landing The VergeThe Russian space agency Roscosmos has released footage of the failed Soyuz rocket launch that grounded a NASA astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut las… - 80 days ago 1 Nov 18, 7:00am -
America’s TOP space rocket will fly using RUSSIAN engines Express.co.ukTENSIONS between Moscow and the West may be high – but that hasn't stopped the US placing an order for four Russian-built engines which it will use to ... - 80 days ago 1 Nov 18, 7:00am -
Op-ed | Reuse and sustainability in deep space exploration SpaceNewsThis op-ed originally appeared in the Oct. 22, 2018 issue of SpaceNews magazine. The release of Space Policy Directive 1 in December 2017 redirected the ... - 83 days ago 29 Oct 18, 7:00am -
Space startup Rocket Lab will build a second launch site in Virginia The VergeUS aerospace startup Rocket Lab has decided to build a second launch site at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in eastern Virginia. Up until now, the fledgling ... - 95 days ago 17 Oct 18, 7:00am -
Watch NASA fire an engine for the new mega-rocket being built in New Orleans NOLA.comNASA on Thursday (Oct. 11) fired up its latest test of the massive engines that will go into the new deep-space rocket being built by workers at Michoud ... - 100 days ago 12 Oct 18, 7:00am -
A Russian Soyuz Rocket Launch Failed, But Its Abort Safety System Saved Lives Space.comRocket science is always a risky business, which is why crewed capsules and the rockets that launch them carry a variety of systems built in to ensure the safe… - 11 Oct 18, 7:00am -
Space Companies ULA, Northrop, Blue Origin Get Air Force Rocket Deals Investor's Business DailyThe Air Force awarded Launch *Service* Agreement (LSA) contracts late Wednesday to United Launch Alliance, Northrop Grumman (NOC) and Blue Origin, ... - 10 Oct 18, 7:00am -
NASA can look forward to even more costs and longer delays for its next big rocket The VergeOnce again, NASA can expect even more delays and budget increases for its Space Launch System (or SLS) — the behemoth rocket the space agency is ... - 10 Oct 18, 7:00am -
NASA's Mars rocket is behind schedule and over budget due to 'Boeing's poor performance,' audit finds Orlando SentinelYears of delays and billions of dollars of cost overruns have marred Boeing's building of key components of a next-generation ro… - 10 Oct 18, 7:00am -
This NASA rocket plane was our first space vehicle, and it got left behind CNETFollowing a flight in 1960, Neil Armstrong, at the time a test pilot for NASA, stands next to the very first X-15 rocket plane. NASA. In the early months of 1962, Neil… - 30 Sep 18, 7:00am -
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