NASA to spend more than $90 million on additional Soyuz seat Posted: Sun, May 17 11:08 AM ET (1508 GMT) NASA will pay Russia more than $90 million for an additional Soyuz seat to the International Space Station this fall. NASA announced Tuesday that it... Chinese rocket stage renters over Atlantic Posted: Sun, May 17 11:07 AM ET (1507 GMT) A giant Chinese rocket stage reentered harmlessly over the Atlantic Ocean Monday. The Long March 5B core stage reentered at 11:33 am EDT (1533... China launches pair of smallsats Posted: Sun, May 17 11:04 AM ET (1504 GMT) China launched a pair of smallsats Monday that will be a part of an internet of things constellation. A Kuhaizhou-1A small launch vehicle lifted... Chinese prototype crewed spacecraft lands Posted: Sun, May 10 1:09 PM ET (1709 GMT) A next-generation Chinese crewed spacecraft landed early Friday after a nearly three-day test flight. The spacecraft, launched without a crew Tuesday on a... Virgin Orbit signs agreement for Guam launches Posted: Sun, May 10 1:03 PM ET (1703 GMT) Virgin Orbit has an agreement to perform launches from a U.S. Air Force base in Guam. VOX Space, the government services subsidiary of Virgin... DOD seeks to overturn FCC Ligado decision Posted: Sun, May 10 1:00 PM ET (1700 GMT) The Defense Department will seek to overturn an FCC decision allowing Ligado to operate a 5G network near a GPS spectrum band. At a Senate... X-37B to launch on next mission Posted: Sun, May 10 12:57 PM ET (1657 GMT) The next X-37B spaceplane mission will carry experiments for both NASA and the Defense Department. Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett said in a webinar... China launches first Long March 5B Posted: Sun, May 10 12:52 PM ET (1652 GMT) China launched the first Launch March 5B rocket Tuesday, a major milestone in its plans to develop a space station. The Long March 5B rocket,... NASA, SpaceX ready for Demo-2 mission Posted: Sun, May 3 2:09 PM ET (1809 GMT) NASA and SpaceX officials said Friday they were ready for a crewed test flight of the company's Crew Dragon spacecraft late this month. In... NASA selects Blue Origin, Dynetics, and SpaceX for lunar lander studies Posted: Sun, May 3 2:08 PM ET (1808 GMT) NASA announced Thursday selected Blue Origin, Dynetics and SpaceX to being work on designs for human lunar landers for the agency's Artemis program. The... |
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