Musk Set to Gain Two 'Puppets' at NASA
Elon Musk has bought his way to the highest level of American politics, spending 290 million United States Dollars to ensure the re-election of Donald Trump. In return, the South African billionaire has
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Articles under this tag examine NASA’s missions, spacecraft, launch programs, science initiatives, and the broader STEM technologies shaping its role in humanity’s exploration of space.
Starliner Astronauts Return Aboard Crew-9
Late last night, March 18th, a SpaceX Crew Dragon splashed down off the coast of Florida, ending the Crew-9 mission. Crew-9 launched almost six months ago bringing just two astronauts to the International
Crew-10 Heads to the ISS to Relieve Starliner Astronauts
NASA's SpaceX Crew-10 mission has lifted off from Launch Complex 39A at 23:03 pm Universal Coordinated Time with Crew Dragon 'Endurance' atop of a Falcon 9 rocket. Onboard
NASA, Intuitive Machines, AstroForge Launch in Search of Space Resources
Early in the evening, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida carrying NASA's Lunar Trailblazer, Intuitive Machines' Nova-C "Athena&
"Go back in the closet" - Demands New Informal NASA Policy
NASA Watch is reporting based on internal sources at NASA Headquarters, that LGBTQIA+ iconography is no longer allowed within the agency as a new unwritten policy. The new restrictions are effectively banning flags,
Trump Begins Witchhunt Within NASA
We are less than a week into the second Trump administration and the new president is already sending shockwaves through NASA. In two internal memos sent through the space agency, Trump has targeted
NASA to decide Mars Sample Return approach in 2026
NASA announced today, January 7th, that it will pursue two architectures for returning surface samples from Mars, with a decision expected in 2026. The agency hopes that pursuing two architectures will encourage competition,
NASA delays Artemis II to April 2026, discloses root cause of heat shield issue
Today, December 5th, NASA announced that the Artemis II mission will be delayed to April 2026. Due to the new delay for the next Artemis mission, the first landing mission, Artemis III, has
Trump picks Jared Isaacman as new NASA head
On December 4th, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump announced via social media that his nominee for NASA administrator during his second-term would be Jared Isaacman. Writing online, Trump said the following about his
Dragon arrives at ISS ahead of reboost test
SpaceX's thirty-first Cargo Re-Supply (CRS) mission arrived at the International Space Station on November 5th, at 14:52 pm Universal Coordinated Time. This mission carries 2,762 kilograms of cargo, with
Europa Clipper begins journey to Jupiter atop Falcon Heavy
At 16:06 pm Universal Coordinated Time, Europa Clipper began its long journey to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, from Launch Complex 39A, in Florida. Launch lasted for almost an hour
Europa Clipper - A Journey to a far away yet familiar world
Since the dawn of space exploration, the quest for water has been intertwined with our search for life in the cosmos. Now, a world of water beckons, waiting to reveal its secrets—Europa,