The FAA Says No Reentry License, No Launch
What goes up must have a pre-launch reentry license to come down.
Stories about US and international civil space missions, including those led by NASA and ESA.
What goes up must have a pre-launch reentry license to come down.
NASA has been building up its team of responsible space actors, and this week, it brought on two new recruits.
The fate of Mars Sample Return is in industry’s hands.
The US civil and military space orgs got together to suss out the state of the space industrial base, and their conclusions are clear: resilience and speed are top priorities, and commercial partnerships are what will make that possible.
Russia approved the initial designs for the Russian Orbital Station (ROS) earlier this week, revealing new details as the Kremlin prepares for life in space post-ISS.
The Texas Space Commission announced its inaugural board of directors yesterday at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, which includes a who’s who of industry and academia.
Two major aerospace organizations are moving house.
SpaceWERX, the Space Force’s innovation funding division, announced a new batch of STRATFI awardees last week at SXSW.
The Artemis lunar return remains the biggest ticket item on NASA’s budget.
The Biden administration has requested $25.4B for NASA in its fiscal 2025 budget, which prioritizes investment in Earth science, climate research, and the return to the Moon.
A SpaceX alum is among the 12 astronauts who earned their wings on Tuesday.
Varda’s in-space manufacturing capsule is cleared for reentry after months of regulatory back and forth.