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The first astronauts to fly on Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner won’t climb on board for a planned trip to the International Space Station until at least April 2023.

Even as NASA and its partners nationwide count down to the launch of Artemis I, opening a bold new chapter in human space exploration, workers at Marshall Space Flight Center

It’s the biggest game in town for now, but has not flown in more than three years. Fans of SpaceX, though, will have a chance to see what is currently the most powerful rocket in use launch on a secret military mission from Kennedy Space Center on Tuesday morning.

Huntsville, Alabama, is preparing to say goodbye to a historic facility – one where visionary engineers pioneered the first human missions to the Moon

Facilities planners look to Marshall’s future

Will wrap up a six month mission

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It’s been more than 20 years since Dennis Tito paid $20 million to become the world’s first space tourist on a trip to the International Space Station. Now the 82-year-old and his wife have bought two seats on a future SpaceX Starship flight to the moon.

Occupation: Retired after thirty four years on the Space Shuttle Program. I joined the program in its early design phase and found myself working with the engineers who took us to the moon. Thirty-four years later I retired as the Director, Orbiter...

NASA's SpaceX Crew-5 mission will take off on Wednesday after being delayed by poor weather conditions. Read the article to learn more.