SpaceX next-gen Raptor rocket engine is about to meet Starship in Texas

Untouched moon samples from the Apollo missions will be studied for the first time

New White House budget spells trouble for NASA’s SLS rocket

It looks like NASA is switching the Europa Clipper from the SLS to the Falcon Heavy. It is so nice to be listened to once in a while.

Nuclear rockets could open up solar system and help settle space. And NASA is interested.

NASA's deep space exploration system is coming together

The missing 'puzzle' page of Einstein’s unified theory of everything found

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She turns Elon Musk's bold space ideas into a business

Scientists Observe Water Molecules Moving Around the Moon

NASA’s 2020 Budget Request Aims to Speed Lunar Exploration

The flight of SpaceX's Dragon and the coming age of commercial spaceflight

Japanese Space Agency Teams up with Toyota to Build Moon Rover

Jeff Bezos: Forget Mars, humans will live in these free-floating space pod colonies

Failure Is Not an Option: Mission Control from Mercury to Apollo 13 and Beyond

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After successful ISS mission, SpaceX's Crew Dragon arrives at Port Canaveral

SpaceX’s Starship prototype moved to launch pad on new rocket transporter

America is set to surpass Saudi Arabia in a 'remarkable' oil milestone

NASA’s 2020 Budget Request Aims to Speed Lunar Exploration

The Lunar Library: A Backup of Human Knowledge Is Going to the Moon

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Is there life on Mars? Let's assess the evidence

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NASA Found A New Planet Just Outside Our Solar System. Here's What You Need To Know.

Houston Metro’s 20-year transit plan could be obsolete before it’s finished

The flight of SpaceX's Dragon and the coming age of commercial spaceflight

When the SpaceX crewed Dragon — sans crew except for a test dummy named Ripley — lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center and then docked with the International Space Station, many hailed the mission as the start of a new age of commercial spaceflight. The pronouncements were a little premature. As of this writing, the Dragon still must undock from the ISS and then splashdown successfully, having returned to Earth. Then the SpaceX spacecraft must undergo a launch abort test. No earlier than July, the Dragon will fly again, this time with a crew of astronauts. Only after the successful completion of these tests will people ride to and from the ISS onboard Elon Musk’s modern, high-tech space capsule.

SpaceX Crew Dragon Splashes Down in Atlantic to Cap Historic Test Flight

1,954-mile ‘energy park’ would pay for border wall, create economic boom

Pentagon’s R&D Request Will Be the Biggest Ever, Shanahan Says

Nanosponges sop up toxins and help repair tissues

Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race

A Brother on the Moon

China’s lunar rover is awake again after an extended nap

NASA: To The Moon (And Definitely Beyond)

SpaceX's 1st Crew Dragon Undocks from Space Station for Return to Earth

Russia wants to join Luxembourg in space mining

Falcon Heavy and Starlink headline SpaceX’s upcoming manifest

2 astronauts are scheduled for the first all-female spacewalk in history

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Eli Lilly rolls out half-price generic of its main insulin

GREEN NEW DEAL COULD COST EVERY US HOUSEHOLD $65,000 A YEAR

How Much Of The Unobservable Universe Will We Someday Be Able To See?

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Air Force "Hardens" Satellites to Prepare for Space War (Think Russia or China)

In Honor of Opportunity, Increase NASA Budget

Defense intelligence report: China in steady pursuit of space capabilities to outmatch U.S.

The Martian Chronicles

The Man from Mars: The Asteroid Mining Caper

Mining the moon

NASA REASSESSING EM-1 LAUNCH DATE

Key instrument on NASA's InSight lander is stuck. A Martian rock may be to blame

AMERICA’S MISSION TO EXPLORE JUPITER’S MOON EUROPA IS SAFE — FOR NOW

Fortunately, recent reports indicate both the Europa Clipper and the Europa Lander are safe for now. The latest NASA spending bill funded the Europa Clipper, now scheduled to launch in 2023, for $280 million. It funded the Europa Lander, due to depart Earth in 2025, for $195 million. Wherever Culberson is spending his forced retirement, he at least has the satisfaction that the exploration of Europa, which may contain life in a warm-water ocean thought to reside under its icy surface, will continue.

NASA to replace Europa Clipper instrument

I was SO WRONG about Captain Marvel - An apology video

NASA is going back to the future with nuclear rockets

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Ten years after the ‘Berlin patient,’ doctors announce a second person has been effectively ‘cured’ of HIV

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TO THE MOON

Trump Hails SpaceX Crew Dragon Launch, Says NASA's 'Rocking Again'

Elon Musk and Jim Bridenstine are the odd couple behind NASA’s big plans

Celebrate The 50th Anniversary Of Apollo 9, Which Made The Moon Landing Possible

House Republicans Float Free-Market Health Care Bills

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The epic legal battle over CRISPR's future could finally be over

Lies, Damned Lies, and STEM Statistics

NASA is going back to the future with nuclear rockets

NASA Will Flight Test a Nuclear Rocket by 2024 and Other High Tech NASA Projects

Turning Carbon Dioxide Back Into Coal

RED SKY IN MORNING: NAVAL COMBAT AT THE DAWN OF HYPERSONICS

Tudor: Passion. Manipulation. Murder. The Story of England's Most Notorious Royal Family

The Flight of the Grey Falcon

Elon Musk’s Emotional Response to a Space Milestone

Carpocalypse now: Lyft's founders are right — we're in the endgame for cars

SpaceX's Crew Dragon Docks at Space Station for First Time

Elon Musk & Team Discuss SpaceX Dragon 2 Launch Success

The the wake of the launch of the Dragon

How SpaceX lowered costs and reduced barriers to space

NASA's Bold Apollo 9 Plans Made Moon Landing Possible

The Foundation Novels 4-Book Set: Foundation/Foundation and Empire/Second Foundation/Foundation's Edge

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What’s So Special About the Next SpaceX Launch

Pluto’s and Charon’s Craters Reveal a Solar System Deficit

SpaceX launches Crew Dragon on its way to the space station

WILL TRUMP’S SPACE FORCE BE AN ISSUE IN 2020 CAMPAIGN? COUNT ON IT

Still, the politics of establishing a Space Force are iffy and not necessarily shaped by rational judgment. Democrats may not be as motivated to support a new branch of the military because it is something President Trump wants. The issue may well be fought over in the upcoming 2020 presidential election.

SpaceIL back on course for the moon after computer glitch

NASA is going back to the future with nuclear rockets

Tucked into the recent spending bill that was passed by Congress is a line item for $100 million for NASA to develop nuclear thermal rocket engines, according to a recent article in Space News. The space agency has dabbled in nuclear rockets off and on since the early 1960s. However, NASA plans to conduct a flight demonstration by 2024 is new.

‘Apollo 11’ Review: Houston, We’ve Got a Classic

The Problem With AOC’s Green New Deal: It Ignores Fusion Power

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SpaceX is about to send its crew module to the space station in a vital first test

Canada becomes first nation to formally commit to NASA’s lunar Gateway

China’s Get-Rich Space Program