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
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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
NASA's Crew-9 mission blasts off!
NASA's SpaceX Crew-9 mission blasted off from Space Launch Complex 40 at 17:17 pm Universal Coordinated Time
Intuitive Machines to develop U.S. lunar relay network
NASA announced on September 17th that it had awarded Intuitive Machines with a contract to develop a lunar relay network.
NASA cancels VIPER lunar rover
NASA announced on July 17th that it was ending its work on the VIPER lunar rover. VIPER, or Volatiles Investigating
Falcon Heavy launches GOES-U
On June 25th, 2024 a Falcon Heavy lifted off from the pad carrying 'GOES-U' to GTO. GOES-U will
How the U.S. and China plan to land humans on the Moon before 2030
Both the United States of America and the People's Republic of China are planning to perform crewed missions
STS-1 - An icon spreads her wings
On the 12th of April 1981, a new launch vehicle took to the skies for the first time from the
Crew and Cargo arrive at the International Space Station
Over the weekend, two vehicles from two different sides of the world arrived at the International Space Station. The first
SpaceX launches its 30th cargo resupply mission
Late on the 21st of March, Falcon 9 lifted off from Space Launch Complex 40, in Florida, carrying a Cargo