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Facilities planners look to Marshall’s future

A pairing of a guided-missile destroyer and a supply ship in San Diego Bay last week was the Navy’s latest test to learn how to resupply its warships with missiles during a high-end conflict. The Military Sealift Command-sponsored reloading test matched USS Spruance (DDG-111) with the offshore support vessel MV Ocean as a test platform to support logistics experimentation […]

Artemis 1 will have a 69-minute launch window that opens at 12:07 a.m. EST (1707 GMT) on Nov. 14, during which it will attempt to send the Orion spacecraft to lunar orbit.

The Redstone Airfield had a modest, yet historic start, with its original runway and first administrative building built in 1943 to accommodate the planes used to test incendiary munitions manufactured

NASA announced its Artemis I mission is now set to takeoff on November 14. This would be the missions fourth attempt since August. The last launch date was scrubbed due to Hurricane Ian.

Smallsat launcher Astra Space could be delisted after Nasdaq sent Astra a deficiency notice that its closing bid price has been below $1 for 30

Rayna Malhotra welcomes Lehigh University professor Terry Hart, a former NASA astronaut and fighter pilot, to talk about his life journey and all things astronomy.

According to NASA, it aims to reschedule the launching of Artemis I between November 12 and November 27. 

NASA said the flight hardware and facilities housing Artemis I are in good shape following Hurricane Ian's close brush with Kennedy Space Center on Thursday.

NASA’s moon rocket returned to the safety of its hangar Tuesday as Hurricane Ian approached Florida. Early Thursday morning, the National Hurricane Center adjusted the path for Hurricane Ian, shifting the storm just to the north of Kennedy Space Center. The hurricane was expected to be downgraded to a strong tropical storm before emerging over the Atlantic Ocean.