NASA and DOE Advance Plans for Long-Duration Lunar Nuclear Power
One of the most important enablers of a sustained presence in space is reliable power, and a new partnership between…
Aerospace & Spaceflight
America’s Next Giant Leap: Artemis II Prepares for Historic Lunar Flyby
“We are moving closer to Artemis II, with rollout just around the corner,” said Lori Glaze, acting associate administrator of…
Artemis 2 edges toward launch as NASA readies first crewed lunar flyby in decades
The enormous Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft are practically ready to roll out to the launch pad,…
Unlocking Webb’s Full Potential: How Pandora Targets the Biggest Barrier in Exoplanet Science
“‘We want to be really sure it’s not coming from the star before we go tell the press and make…
NASA Astrophysics Rideshares Put “Small” Telescopes to Work
What happens when a space telescope is built to be small enough to share a rocket, yet targeted enough to…
NASA Artemis II Pad Rollout Set for Jan. 17, 2026
“How long does it take to move a moon rocket four miles? For Artemis II, NASA’s answer is “most of…
Launch Previews: SpaceX, ISRO, and SSO’s Rideshare Reality
Whenever one orbit is capable of serving astronomy, solar physics and dozens of commercial spacecraft simultaneously, what is being optimized:…
Mars Can Wait, Artemis 2 Won’t: The Moon’s Hardest Test Flight
“The most important thing we are working on refining and honing is: How do we handle the unknown?” The news…
Air Force opens Space Launch Complex 14 bids at Vandenberg
“Assured access to space is a core function of the Space Force and a critical element of national security,” Brig….