Soyuz Capsule that Survived Emergency Abort is put on Display in Moscow
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NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy could become the lone US astronaut aboard the International Space Station for as long as six months next year. The...
China Launch Second Kuaizhou-1A Within a Week
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China Launch Two Orbital Missions Within Three Hours
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SpaceX Set New Benchmarks with the Launch of Starlink 1
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China Launches Final Satellite of Next-Generation BDS-3 Navigation System
China successfully launched the BeiDou-3I3 navigation satellite late yesterday. The satellite is the eighteenth and final satellite of the country’s next-generation BDS-3 navigation system....
Boeing Starliner Pad Abort Test Successful Despite Parachute Failure
Boeing successfully performed a launchpad abort test of the company’s Starliner crew capsule. Although the capsule touched down safely downrange, one of its three...
Gaofen-7 Earth Observation Satellite Launched Aboard Long March 4B
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SpaceX and Boeing Preparing for Critical Crew Vehicle Abort Tests
SpaceX and Boeing are set to launch critical abort tests of their respective commercial crew vehicles within days of one another.
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NASA Official Casts Doubt on late-2020 Maiden SLS Launch
While NASA struggles against delays, the agency finally seems to be accepting that a late 2020 maiden SLS launch is increasingly unlikely. The first...
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Space Station Food, Fuel, and Supplies Launched Aboard Progress MS-13
A Russian Progress cargo spacecraft has been launched carrying almost three tons of food, fuel, and supplies for the International Space Station.
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Rocket Lab Take Next Step Towards Reusability
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SpaceX Launch 3 Tons of Cargo Aboard Twice Recovered Dragon Spacecraft
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SLS “Mandatory” for Moon Mission Claims New Human Spaceflight Chief
The new head of NASA’s human spaceflight programs, Doug Loverro has thrown his support behind the development of the Space Launch System (SLS). Loverro...
Soyuz Capsule that Survived Emergency Abort is put on Display in Moscow
A Soyuz capsule that carried two astronauts away from a midflight disaster has been put on display in Moscow as a monument to mission...