Page 26 - Commercial Crew Program News Today

Officials with NASA and Boeing said the Starliner Crew Flight Test would have to wait until early 2023 due to hardware and busy space station traffic.

Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 28 joined the Air Force's 48th Rescue Squadron in a U.S. Space Command exercise in preparation for the upcoming launch of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-5.

NASA has successfully sent its astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) in a commercially built and operated American crew spacecraft.

Dayna Ise has been named deputy manager of the Science and Technology Office at Marshall Space Flight Center.

He will be the first Arab astronaut to spend 6 months at the space station

NASA science research on the International Space Station reached an extraordinary milestone June 14.

Elon Musk has said he’s spending less than 5 percent of his time on the Twitter acquisition. But with a letter circulating at SpaceX saying his public actions reflect badly on the team’s work, the acquisition is causing trouble everywhere.

An unfiltered memoir by the agency’s former No. 2 rips NASA’s administrator and a “male-dominated” culture for wasting billions on a government-owned moon rocket.

Jason Hyder helps ensure the valves, lines, and ducts on launch vehicles are ready for NASA’s SpaceX human spaceflight missions.

Kennedy Space Center officials hope 60th anniversary will see launch of powerful new moon rocket.