SpaceX pauses Falcon 9 launches after upper stage deorbit anomaly
SpaceX is suspending launches of its Falcon 9 rocket after a problem with the deorbit burn of the upper stage
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Falcon 9 sends new crew to ISS on first crewed launch from SLC-40
A Falcon 9 launched a NASA astronaut and Russian cosmonaut to the International Space Sept. 28 on the first crewed
Jeff Foust
04:41
Leidos replaces Lockheed Martin on Artemis rover team
Lunar Outpost, one of three companies that won NASA contracts earlier this year to begin design work on Artemis lunar
Jeff Foust
14:26
Electron launches second set of Kinéis satellites
An Electron launched a second set of satellites for French startup Kinéis Sept. 20, putting that company on track to
Jeff Foust
17:23
SpaceX letter criticizes FAA for “systemic challenges” in launch licensing
SpaceX fired back at the FAA over the agency’s proposed fines for launch license violations, blaming the FAA for dragging
Jeff Foust
12:58
Earth observation companies wary of Starshield
After seeing the disruption that Starlink has had on the satellite communications market, Earth observation companies are closely watching Starshield.
Jeff Foust
22:51
ESA seeks better coordination of European space spending
PARIS — The head of the European Space Agency wants better coordination of overall public spending on space in Europe,
Jeff Foust
20:27
Launch companies focus on scaling up flight rates of new vehicles
Companies that are fielding new launch vehicles are now facing the challenge of scaling up operations to meet the continued
Jeff Foust
01:59
Congress, industry criticize FAA launch licensing regulations
Members of Congress and the space industry criticized the Federal Aviation Administration for implementation of launch licensing regulations they claim
Jeff Foust
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Polaris Dawn astronauts perform spacewalk
Astronauts on the Polaris Dawn mission conducted the first spacewalk on a non-governmental mission Sept. 12, briefly emerging from their
