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September 19, 2022
Following repair work on a hydrogen quick disconnect seal for the Artemis 1 SLS rocket, NASA looks to perform a cryogenic loading test on the vehicle.
September 18, 2022
Weather is still looking to be a thorn in SpaceX’s side as it tries for a fifth time to launch another batch of Starlink satellites from the Space Coast.
September 18, 2022
NASA is gearing up for a fueling test of its Artemis 1 moon rocket on Sept. 21 that could keep the huge vehicle on track for a liftoff less than a week later.
September 16, 2022
<br>The government agency's roadmap for boosting diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility among its massive workforce serves as a guide for small business owners.
September 16, 2022
NASA has called for proposals for two private astronaut missions to the International Space Station in 2023 and 2024, enforcing a requirement such missions be commanded by former NASA astronauts. NASA said on Wednesday it was seeking proposals for the third and fourth private astronaut missions, or PAMs, to the space station, with the proposals
September 16, 2022
NASA has asked private industry to submit proposals for crewed moon landers for its Artemis program. The agency has already tapped SpaceXs Starship as the first Artemis lander.
September 15, 2022
NASA has adjusted the SLS rockets launch date, yet again. Can the agency defeat its hydrogen problems in time?
September 15, 2022
With the launch of Artemis I on the horizon, here is what you need to know about this next step for humankind.
September 14, 2022
NASA has awarded the Marshall Operations Systems, Services and Integration II contract to Teledyne Brown Engineering Inc. of Huntsville.
September 13, 2022
Sept. 23 is no longer an option for the launch of NASAs Artemis 1 moon mission. The agency is now targeting Sept. 27, with a possible backup date of Oct. 2.