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• NASA Invites *YOU* To Collect Science Data During the April 8 Eclipse SpacePolicyOnline.com · 27 Mar 2024 NASA is inviting the public to participate in collecting science data during the April 8 solar eclipse through its citizen science projects. Weather permitting, everyone in the contiguous United States
• The Falcon Heavy launch of the GOES-U satellite delayed Teslarati · 27 Mar 2024 NASA and SpaceX have delayed the first Falcon Heavy launch of the year until no earlier than June 25th. The delay comes...
• George Abbey Dies at 91 SpacePolicyOnline.com · 26 Mar 2024 George Abbey, another NASA legend, died yesterday at the age of 91 following an illness. His death comes just one week after the passing of former astronaut Tom Stafford and
• MSR highlights challenges of NASA flagship missions SpaceNews · 25 Mar 2024 The struggles NASA is facing with Mars Sample Return (MSR) are part of a longer-running challenge the agency faces with science missions that go sometimes deliberately a step too far, agency officials and adviser say.
• New study finds that DART changed both orbit and shape of Dimorphos asteroid NASASpaceflight · 24 Mar 2024 On Sept. 26, 2022, NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft slammed into the side of the 170-meter-wide asteroid Dimorphos to test future asteroid deflection tactics in the event an asteroid was threaten...
• Dragonfly Sets Sights on Titan Space Scout · 23 Mar 2024 The NASA Dragonfly mission, a groundbreaking endeavor aiming to explore Saturn’s moon Titan, is making significant progress towards launch in 2028. Johns Hopkins’ Applied Physics Laboratory is moving forward with the des...
• Starliner Crew Test Flight Now Targeted for May 1 SpacePolicyOnline.com · 23 Mar 2024 NASA and Boeing officials said today they are targeting May 1 for the launch of the Crew Flight Test of Boeing’s Starliner commercial crew spacecraft. If successful, the long-awaited flight
• NASA and Boeing prepare for Starliner crewed test flight in May SpaceNews · 22 Mar 2024 NASA and Boeing say they are working towards the first crewed flight of the CST-100 Starliner spacecraft in early May, a final milestone before the vehicle is cleared for regular flights to the International Space Statio...
• Mars Sample Return Dominates House Hearing on NASA Science SpacePolicyOnline.com · 22 Mar 2024 The fate of NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission dominated today’s hearing before a House Science, Space, and Technology subcommittee on NASA’s science program. While committee members were supportive of the
• Astronomers criticize proposed space telescope budget cuts SpaceNews · 21 Mar 2024 Astronomers are pushing back against plans by NASA to cut the budgets of two venerable space telescopes, arguing that the cuts to one of them could jeopardize the future of X-ray astronomy in the United States.
• Soyuz MS-25 has finally launched to the International Space Station with crew from Russia, Belarus, and NASA NASASpaceflight · 20 Mar 2024 The fourth human spaceflight — and third orbital human flight — of the year has successfully launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome to the International Space Station (ISS). Soyuz MS-25 was scheduled to fly on Thursday, M...
• SpaceX and NASA prepare for 30th ISS resupply mission Teslarati · 19 Mar 2024 NASA and SpaceX are preparing to launch the 30th resupply mission to the International Space Station no earlier than Thursday, March 21st,...
• Scientists discover first long-lasting radio bursts above sunspots NASASpaceflight · 17 Mar 2024 A team of NASA-funded scientists recently discovered long-lasting radio signals above sunspots — regions of the Sun’s surface where the magnetic field is so strong that surface temperatures are reduced and surrounding at...
• Peregrine payloads returned useful data despite no lunar landing SpaceNews · 16 Mar 2024 Despite not making it to the moon, NASA and others flying payloads on Astrobotic’s Peregrine lunar lander say they still got useful data from the mission.
• Mars Sample Return science continues amid budget uncertainty SpaceNews · 15 Mar 2024 Efforts by scientists to use a Mars rover to collect samples are continuing even as NASA wraps up a new assessment of when and how those samples will be brought back to Earth.
• Investing in Space: Where NASA made cuts in its underwhelming budget request CNBC · 15 Mar 2024 The past week saw a one-two punch of U.S. budgets for federal space programs, with Congress passing the final spending bill for fiscal year 2024 (yes, it started in September) and the White House unveiling what agencies...
• Fox Again Urges NASA Science Community to Stick Together SpacePolicyOnline.com · 14 Mar 2024 Nicky Fox, the head of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, again urged the NASA science community to stick together in these tough budget times and not split into factions fighting each
• NASA restructures Earth System Observatory to reduce costs The National · 14 Mar 2024 NASA is revamping a major series of Earth science missions, delaying some and relying more on international partners for others to reduce costs.
• Crew-7 Splashes Down SpacePolicyOnline.com · 12 Mar 2024 Four international astronauts splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico early this morning completing a six month mission to the International Space Station. Crew-7 consists of astronauts from NASA, ESA,
• NASA’s FY2025 Budget Request Stuck at FY2023 Level SpacePolicyOnline.com · 12 Mar 2024 President Biden’s request for NASA in FY2025 is far short of the increases he has asked for in the past, reflecting the realities of the budget caps in last year’s
• NASA grapples with budget cuts as it undertakes ambitious programs Ars Technica · 11 Mar 2024 "Naturally, we have to make hard choices."
• NASA says spending caps force “hard choices” for its 2025 budget SpaceNews · 11 Mar 2024 NASA says its fiscal year 2025 budget proposal is constrained by the second year of a debt-ceiling agreement that caps overall spending, leading to delays, potential cancellations and broader uncertainty for many NASA sc...
• Juno measures oxygen production on Europa NASASpaceflight · 9 Mar 2024 Using NASA’s Juno spacecraft, scientists have calculated the rate of oxygen production on Jupiter’s moon Europa — the first time any spacecraft had directly measured charged oxygen and hydrogen particles from the moon’s...
• Congress passes final fiscal year 2024 spending bill for NASA, NOAA and FAA SpaceNews · 9 Mar 2024 Congress has passed a final fiscal year 2024 spending bill that provides, in some cases, significantly less funding than requested for civil space programs.
• Blue Origin aims to launch first lunar lander in 2025 SpaceNews · 8 Mar 2024 Blue Origin expects to launch the first version of its Blue Moon lunar lander, a precursor to a future crewed lunar lander it is developing for NASA, in 2025.
• New congressional caucus seeks to build support for NASA’s planetary science programs SpaceNews · 6 Mar 2024 As NASA’s planetary science programs face reduced budgets this year and uncertain prospects for next year, advocates in Congress are banding together to build up support for them.
• House To Take Up FY2024 Appropriations for NASA, NOAA, FAA on Wednesday SpacePolicyOnline.com · 6 Mar 2024 House Speaker Mike Johnson has scheduled House consideration of the first package of FY2024 appropriations bills tomorrow, March 6. The collection of six bills, called a “minibus,” includes Commerce-Justice-Science that
• Using Hubble and Webb, scientists investigate galaxies responsible for the reionization of the universe NASASpaceflight · 5 Mar 2024 Utilizing the infrared-sensitive instruments of the joint NASA, European Space Agency, and Canadian Space Agency James Webb Space Telescope, as well as observations from the Hubble Space Telescope, scientists recently co...
• Bridging the cultural divide for moon to Mars SpaceNews · 5 Mar 2024 Achieving NASA's moon-to-Mars (M2M) goals will require a collaborative culture shift among engineering, science, and human spaceflight teams.
• NASA studies to examine commercial partnerships for Mars exploration SpaceNews · 5 Mar 2024 NASA expects to have a better understanding by this summer of potential commercial partnerships to support future Mars science missions.
• Endeavour Ascends – Crew-8 Heads for ISS Space Scout · 4 Mar 2024 After several weather related delays and juggling launch pads, NASA and SpaceX have launched the Crew-8 mission to the International Space Station, setting course for a six month scientific endeavor onboard the orbiting...
• Crew-8 Up and Away SpacePolicyOnline.com · 4 Mar 2024 Weather finally cooperated for the NASA/SpaceX Crew-8 to lift off late Sunday evening on their way to the International Space Station. Docking is expected about 3:00 am on Tuesday. Three
• NASA Gets Significant Cut in Final FY2024 Appropriations SpacePolicyOnline.com · 4 Mar 2024 House and Senate appropriators released their final agreement on six FY2024 appropriations bills today including the one that funds NASA, Commerce-Justice-Science. The agency will get $24.875 billion, half a billion
• Final NASA 2024 spending bill defers decision on MSR funding SpaceNews · 3 Mar 2024 Congressional appropriators have released a final fiscal year 2024 spending bill that cuts NASA funding from what the agency received in 2023 while deferring a decision on spending for Mars Sample Return (MSR).
• NASA studying issues with Orion hatch design SpaceNews · 2 Mar 2024 A NASA safety panel says the agency is studying issues with the design of the side hatch of the Orion spacecraft that could affect its ability to be opened in an off-nominal situation.
• NASA, SpaceX has launched Crew-8 mission to ISS NASASpaceflight · 2 Mar 2024 For the second time in 2024, a collection of four humans is flying on a SpaceX rocket and capsule to the International Space Station (ISS). The crew of the Crew-8 mission launched successfully atop a Falcon 9 and Dragon...
• NASA cancels OSAM-1 satellite servicing technology mission SpaceNews · 1 Mar 2024 NASA has canceled a multibillion-dollar project to demonstrate satellite servicing technologies that had suffered extensive delays and cost overruns.
• NASA shuts down $2 billion satellite refueling project after Maxar is cited for poor performance CNBC · 1 Mar 2024 NASA is shutting down a $2 billion project to test satellite refueling in space, it announced on Friday, after the agency’s auditor criticized the program’s lead contractor Maxar for poor performance.
• MSR problems illustrative of challenges for NASA flagship missions, audit concludes SpaceNews · 1 Mar 2024 As decision loom about its funding and architecture, a NASA review about the Mars Sample Return (MSR) program concluded its problems illustrate ongoing challenges the agency has managing large missions.
• Former NASA Administrator Richard Truly Passes Away SpacePolicyOnline.com · 1 Mar 2024 Former NASA Administrator and astronaut Richard Truly passed away on February 27, 2024. He was 86. Truly’s career will probably be best remembered for his leadership at NASA in returning