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• NASA and Space Force cooperate on near Earth object data SpaceNews · 15 Apr 2022 NASA has hailed an agreement with the Space Force to share information on near Earth object impacts as a key step forward in planetary defense, even as the agency defers work on a mission it says is critical to tracking...
• NASA Coverage Set for Axiom Mission 1 Departure from Space Station NASA · 15 Apr 2022 NASA will provide live coverage of the undocking and departure of the Axiom Mission 1 (Ax-1) prior to its return to Earth from the International Space Station.
• Rocket Report: NASA scrubs third SLS fueling test, Pythom Space strikes back Ars Technica · 15 Apr 2022 "We want that future and that vision to come from Boca Chica."
• Coverage Set for NASA’s SpaceX Crew-4 Briefing, Events, Broadcast NASA · 14 Apr 2022 NASA will provide coverage of the upcoming prelaunch and launch activities for the agency’s SpaceX Crew-4 mission sending astronauts to the International Space Station.
• NASA halts third attempt at SLS practice countdown SpaceNews · 14 Apr 2022 NASA cut short a third attempt to load propellants onto the Space Launch System for a countdown rehearsal April 14 after encountering several problems, including a hydrogen leak.
• NASA Invites Media to Cover Boeing’s Orbital Flight Test-2 Mission NASA · 14 Apr 2022 Media accreditation is open for prelaunch and launch activities for NASA’s Boeing Orbital Flight Test-2 (OFT-2) mission to the International Space Station, the second uncrewed flight test of the company’s CST-100 Starlin...
• Space domain awareness: A secret weapon against shadowy threats in orbit SpaceNews · 14 Apr 2022 KBR, a Defense Department and NASA contractor with $6 billion in annual sales, paid $800 million in 2020 to acquire Centauri, a company focused on space sensors and satellite tracking. The acquisition gave KBR an entry i...
• La NASA publica un Plan de acción para la equidad, para hacer el espacio más accesible a todos NASA · 14 Apr 2022 En apoyo a las iniciativas de la administración Biden-Harris para fomentar la equidad racial en el gobierno federal, la NASA ha publicado su primer Plan de acción para la equidad.
• NASA Releases Equity Action Plan to Make Space More Accessible to All NASA · 14 Apr 2022 In support of the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to advance racial equity in the federal government, NASA has released its first-ever Equity Action Plan.
• Commercial crew has no problem adapting to life on space station Spaceflight Now · 14 Apr 2022 The first NASA-sanctioned all-private crew to visit the International Space Station has had few problems adapting to weightlessness, but a non-stop schedule of proprietary research and public outreach has left little “wi...
• Hydrogen leak halts tanking test for Artemis moon rocket Spaceflight Now · 14 Apr 2022 A hydrogen leak near the connection between NASA’s Space Launch System moon rocket and its mobile launch platform foiled another attempt Thursday to pump cryogenic propellants into the towering mega-booster at the Kenned...
• CAPSTONE cubesat ready for cislunar mission SpaceNews · 14 Apr 2022 NASA’s intention to replant bootprints on the moon is getting a kick-start by the launch of a microwave oven-sized smallsat, the Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System Technology Operations and Navigation Experiment, cal...
• NASA calls off modified Artemis 1 Wet Dress Rehearsal for hydrogen leak NASASpaceflight · 14 Apr 2022 NASA tried again at a third attempt on April 14 to complete the Wet Dress Rehearsal (WDR) test on its Artemis 1 vehicle. The integrated Orion spacecraft and Space Launch System (SLS) rocket for Artemis 1 will be launched...
• NASA shifts Earth science mission to previously flown Falcon 9 SpaceNews · 14 Apr 2022 NASA’s embrace of reused rockets continued with an agreement this month to switch the upcoming launch of an Earth science satellite from a new to a previously flown Falcon 9, a change whose full terms remain proprietary.
• SpaceX, NASA refine Crew-4 launch date as Axiom astronauts focus on science Teslarati · 14 Apr 2022 SpaceX and NASA have delayed Crew Dragon’s fourth operational Commercial Crew launch for the fifth time as four private Axiom Space astronauts...
• NASA to Discuss Initial Findings from Artemis Moon Mission Modified Test NASA · 14 Apr 2022 NASA will hold a media teleconference at 3 p.m. EDT on Friday, April 15, to discuss the wet dress rehearsal test of the agency’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft at Launch Complex 39B at the agency’s...
• ESA ends cooperation with Russia on lunar missions SpaceNews · 13 Apr 2022 ESA announced April 13 it was further cutting ties with Russia by dropping plans to cooperate on a series of lunar missions, turning instead to NASA and other agencies.
• NASA Sets Coverage for Russian Spacewalks Outside Space Station NASA · 13 Apr 2022 NASA will provide coverage of spacewalks Monday, April 18, and Thursday, April 28, as Russian cosmonauts venture outside the International Space Station to activate a new robotic arm attached to the Nauka module.
• NASA’s Perseverance rover spots its own parachute on Mars Spaceflight Now · 13 Apr 2022 More than a year after arriving on Mars, NASA’s Perseverance rover has spotted its supersonic parachute and part of its aeroshell sitting on the surface of the Red Planet as the robot heads for its next scientific target...
• NASA restarts moon rocket wet dress rehearsal countdown Spaceflight Now · 12 Apr 2022 NASA restarted a two-day dress-rehearsal countdown Tuesday for the agency’s new Space Launch System moon rocket after a series of unrelated glitches, mostly involving ground systems, blocked two earlier attempts to fully...
• NASA, UAE Mars Missions Agree to Share Science Data NASA · 12 Apr 2022 NASA’s MAVEN mission and the United Arab Emirates’ Hope Probe mission are paving the way toward greater scientific collaboration and data exchange between the two Mars orbiters.
• NASA to restart fueling test of SLS rocket, with key modifications Ars Technica · 12 Apr 2022 "We’re very comfortable with the path forward."
• NASA defends decision to proceed with modified SLS countdown test SpaceNews · 12 Apr 2022 NASA officials defended their decision to proceed with a modified version of a countdown rehearsal for the Space Launch System that does not involve fueling the rocket’s upper stage, saying they’ll wait until after the t...
• NASA Awards Contracts for Aerospace Testing and Facilities Operations NASA · 11 Apr 2022 NASA has awarded a contract to Jacobs Technology Inc. of Tullahoma, Tennessee, to provide the agency’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley, California with support services for ground-based aerospace test facilities a...
• SpaceX to launch NASA’s SWOT water topography satellite on reused Falcon 9 Teslarati · 11 Apr 2022 NASA has modified a contract with SpaceX to allow the company to launch the international Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission...
• NASA’s SpaceX Crew-3 Astronauts to Discuss Mission, Splashdown NASA · 11 Apr 2022 As they prepare to return to Earth later this month, NASA’s SpaceX Crew-3 astronauts will answer media questions about their time aboard the International Space Station during an in-orbit news conference at 1:20 p.m. EDT...
• NASA to Discuss Plans Today for Artemis Moon Mission Modified Test NASA · 11 Apr 2022 NASA will hold a media teleconference at 4 p.m. EDT today, Monday, April 11, to provide an update on the final major test of the agency’s mega Moon rocket and spacecraft on the launch pad at the agency’s Kennedy Space Ce...
• Companies build up teams to compete for Artemis lunar rover SpaceNews · 11 Apr 2022 Companies are adding to or creating new teams in anticipation of a NASA competition for a lunar rover to support later Artemis missions to the moon.
• NASA to delay, modify SLS countdown rehearsal SpaceNews · 9 Apr 2022 After discovering a problem with a valve on the Space Launch System’s upper stage, NASA is delaying a countdown rehearsal and fueling test and modifying it to limit fueling of the upper stage.
• Citing valve problem, NASA will load only the SLS core stage in next countdown test Spaceflight Now · 9 Apr 2022 A problem with a helium valve on the Space Launch System moon rocket’s upper stage will require ground teams to only partially load the giant launcher with cryogenic propellants during an upcoming countdown dress rehears...
• First-of-its-kind commercial astronaut mission heads for space station Spaceflight Now · 8 Apr 2022 Strapped in the seats of a SpaceX crew capsule, a retired NASA astronaut and three wealthy paying passengers rocketed into orbit Friday from the Kennedy Space Center on the first fully commercial mission to the Internati...
• Rocket Report: NASA buys a SpinLaunch, Space Force brass visits Starbase Ars Technica · 8 Apr 2022 "It’s an amazing facility that gives you a lot of ideas of what the future could be."
• NASA Awards Contract for Modeling, Simulation Capabilities to ANSYS NASA · 7 Apr 2022 NASA has awarded ANSYS Inc of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, a contract to provide a suite of modeling and simulation tools including capabilities in the following engineering disciplines: structures, crash, thermal, fluids,...
• NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover Reroutes Away From 'Gator-Back' Rocks NASA · 7 Apr 2022 To avoid patches of knife-edged rocks, the mission has taken an alternative path up Mount Sharp.
• Artemis lunar lander contenders revisit team rosters for round two SpaceNews · 7 Apr 2022 Companies interested in a NASA competition for a second Artemis lunar lander are using this week’s 37th Space Symposium to find partners that may result in different teams than the earlier lander competition.
• ESA continues talks with NASA on ExoMars cooperation SpaceNews · 7 Apr 2022 The European Space Agency is continuing discussions with NASA on how the agencies can work together to revive ESA’s ExoMars mission after ending cooperation with Russia.
• SpaceX ready for launch of first all-commercial crew to space station Spaceflight Now · 7 Apr 2022 SpaceX and a Houston company are gearing up to launch four private citizens Friday on the first NASA-sanctioned, fully commercial flight to the International Space Station, a key step in a government push to encourage pr...
• NASA’s SLS moon rocket, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 share the scene at Kennedy Space Center Spaceflight Now · 6 Apr 2022 NASA’s Artemis 1 moon rocket and SpaceX’s Falcon 9 shared the scene Wednesday at the Kennedy Space Center — the first time since 2009 that rockets have stood on both pads at Launch Complex 39.
• NASA Selects Universities for Space Station Research Opportunities NASA · 6 Apr 2022 Five universities were chosen by NASA for grants to provide students with opportunities to design research experiments that will be conducted on the International Space Station.
• SLS countdown test on hold after second scrub SpaceNews · 6 Apr 2022 After a series of problems scrubbed a second countdown rehearsal for the Space Launch System April 4, NASA will wait until after the launch of a SpaceX mission to the space station before trying again.