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Per NASA, the Artemis III is its first human mission to the Lunar South Pole and is currently planned for 2026; no one has ever explored this area.

Inside the Armstrong Facility, DC-101 Tenacity made its triumphant debut in front of the press and media alike as it sat on a 55-foot (16.6-m) tall test stack.

NASA presented its new unmanned commercial spaceplane, Dream Chaser, to the media Feb. 1 at the NASA Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility, 3597 Scheid Road in Sandusky. The new spaceplane was developed by privately-owned space technologies company Sierra Space and will be able to resupply resources to crafts in low Earth orbit like the International […]

Sierra Space's 'Dream Chaser' spaceplane is undergoing testing right now at NASA's Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky.

The cargo transport vehicle is in the middle of shake table testing at NASA’s Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, Ohio. It will be the payload onboard United Launch Alliance’s second certificatio

As part of NASA's efforts to expand commercial resupply in low Earth orbit, media are invited to view Sierra Space’s uncrewed commercial spaceplane ahead of

Blue Abyss plans to begin building its multi-million-dollar commercial astronaut training complex, including a giant pool and hotel, in Brook Park later this year.

An automated shuttle is coming to Detroit to service older adults and those with disabilities, the shuttle is currently being tested at MCity Test Facility.

If all goes to plan, the spacecraft dubbed Tenacity will launch on a Vulcan Centaur rocket in 2024.

Doha, Qatar:Hamad Bin Khalifa University s (HBKU) Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI) partnered with Germany s ISC Konstanz, NREL,...