Sierra Space Begins Final Testing and Launch Preparations for Dream Chaser
Sierra Space begins final tests for the Dream Chaser spaceplane at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, marking a key step towards its first ISS resupply mission
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Starliner Continues to Cost Boeing Millions
Boeing's Starliner program faces ongoing delays and financial losses, totaling $1.6 billion, as it works to resolve issues before operational missions can begin
NASA and SpaceX Unveil Plans for ISS Deorbit Vehicle
NASA and SpaceX revealed new details about the new Dragon-based Deorbit Vehicle, designed to safely deorbit the International Space Station in 2030
Gravitics Signs a New $125-milion Accord With Axiom Space
Axiom Space and Gravitics signed a $125 million collaboration contract on July 9, 2024, aimed at advancing spacecraft module technology
Collins Aerospace Exits NASA’s New Spacesuit Contract
NASA and Collins Aerospace agreed to discontinue the existing task orders on the Collins Exploration Extravehicular Activity Services contract
Starliner First Crewed Return Delayed Again by Boeing and NASA
Boeing and NASA delayed the return of the first crewed Starliner to early July to assess issues detected during docking with the ISS
First In-Space 3D Metal Printing on the ISS
One small s-curve deposited in liquefied stainless steel opens new interesting scenarios in the in-orbit manufacturing economy
Starliner Finally Launched with a Crew Onboard
After many delays a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V N22 rocket successfully delivered into orbit the Starliner spacecraft for the Boeing Crew Flight Test
First Crewed Flight of Boeing’s Starliner Faces Indefinite Delay
Boeing's Starliner crewed flight has been delayed due to a helium leak in its propulsion system, as NASA and engineers evaluate how to proceed with the mission
ValveTech Asks NASA to Halt Boeing Starliner Launch
ValveTech urges NASA to halt Starliner launch amid safety concerns over leaking valve, emphasizing mission integrity and astronaut safety
