NASA’s big rocket misses another deadline, now won’t fly until 2022

The billionaires compete and the US wins the 21st century space race

“Starship to orbit” ought to be a tipping point for policy makers

Blue Origin's Jeff Bezos wages lawfare on NASA and SpaceX

A mission to space like no other

Why the Moon?

Uber and Convoy vets land $5.3M for new startup Solo that helps gig workers make more money

Why is it So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?

The Forgotten Communism of Sirhan Sirhan, RFK’s Assassin

Biden’s Vainglory Brings Abject Humiliation in Afghanistan

Hurricane Ida’s Climate Resilience Lesson

NASA Awards $750,000 in Competition to Convert Carbon Dioxide into Sugar

NASA SpaceX Cargo Dragon Successfully Launched – Loaded With Cutting-Edge Science

NEA Scout, NASA’s Solar Sail Mission, Readies For Launch On Artemis 1

NASA Mars smallsat mission passes review

Postponed Retirement Slows Cognitive Decline

JEFF BEZOS’ NASA LAWSUIT IS SO HUGE IT’S CRASHING THE DOJ COMPUTER SYSTEM

‘Animal Farm’ Turns 75

Keep the ‘Pineapple Express’ Rolling

Blue Origin's Jeff Bezos wages lawfare on NASA and SpaceX

Blue Origin's Jeff Bezos wages lawfare on NASA and SpaceX © Joe Raedle/Getty Images Say what you will about Jeff Bezos, but he is not a quitter when it comes to getting a contract that he believes is his due. When NASA awarded a sole contract to Blue Origin’s main rival SpaceX for the Human Landing System (HLS) that will take Americans back to the moon, Bezos, as well as another contractor, Dynetics, complained to the General Accounting Office (GAO). On July 30, the GAO denied the protests. Congress provided only enough money for one HLS, at least for the first round. NASA found that SpaceX offered a superior design. The fact that Elon Musk offered the lowest bid did not hurt either.

More proof that Afghanistan was Biden's failure and not America's. 5,100 Christian and other at-risk Afghans evacuated in private rescue mission, says Glenn Beck

I tried the French space food that launched with SpaceX's latest astronaut crew, and it was better than I expected

NASA's next-generation James Webb Space Telescope finally ready to ship

SpaceX launches ants, avocados, robotic arm to space station

Warrior's Heart

Joe Biden Appears to Fall Asleep While Meeting With Israeli PM

Republicans hit Biden over Afghanistan, with eye on midterms

The Roads Not Taken in Afghanistan

Can SpaceX's Elon Musk help NASA get back to the moon by 2024 after all?

Elon Musk: ‘Bezos retired in order to pursue a full-time job filing lawsuits against SpaceX’

NASA Will be Sending two More Missions to Mars in 2024, Costing Just $80 Million

'Star Trek' star Tim Russ helps detect asteroid for NASA's upcoming mission

CHINA PLANS TO BUILD A MASSIVE SEVERAL MILE-WIDE SPACECRAFT

Can the World’s First Space Sweeper Make a Dent in Orbiting Debris?

Who Abandoned Bagram Air Base?

US conducts military strike against ISIS-K planner

Martian cave entrances may offer the perfect radiation shelter for human settlements

U.S. Army tests its first high-energy laser weapon

All future Starlink satellites will have laser crosslinks

James Webb Telescope vs Hubble As NASA's Observatory Steps Closer to Launch

The International Space Station will soon be retired, but a replacement likely won’t come from NASA

Why is it So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?

What NIF's fusion energy breakthrough really means

Rep. Dan Crenshaw: ‘Joe Biden Is a Coward’

Israel in Afghanistan’s Shadow

'ISIS suicide bomber' kills 13 at Kabul airport: Multiple casualties - including children and three US Marines - as two explosions tear through crowd, hours after Westerners were warned to stay away because of ISIS attack

Oh, to turn back time to a year ago and be able to warn people!

That Billionaires for All Your Favorite Innovations

Can SpaceX's Elon Musk help NASA get back to the moon by 2024 after all?

Liquid oxygen shortage squeezes SpaceX launch plans

Space agencies support ISS extension as NASA warns of space race with China

Will an asteroid ever hit Earth? NASA scientist gives reassuring answer

Children of Apollo (3 Book Series)

Updated intelligence report calls for improved monitoring of cislunar space

Should Joe Biden Resign?

Afghanistan Won’t Be the Last Biden Crisis

In leaked email, ULA official calls NASA leadership “incompetent”

"Sabathier asserted that Musk had a cozy relationship with the Trump administration, which had populated NASA with a bunch of 'hacks,' including the Trump-appointed administrator Jim Bridenstine. As a result, Sabathier wrote, 'NASA’s reputation with industry has been eroded due to Trump politicizing of the Agency for his own gain. NASA HQ’s A-Suite leadership is currently incompetent and unpredictable.'" Jim Bridenstine a "hack?" The mind boggles.

Democrats Fear Turnout Flop For Newsom Recall Election Because Trump Is Out Of The Picture

Traversable wormholes are possible under certain gravity conditions

THESE 7 “STAR TREK” TECHNOLOGIES MAY SOON BECOME REALITY

Moran: two shots to increase NASA funding this year

NASA releases breathtaking panorama view of Mars

Trump: The New Churchill

Why is America Going Back to the Moon

A Three-Step Afghan Recovery Program

Teach Respect, Not Critical Race Theory

Help Afghan Refugees and They’ll Help America

Can SpaceX's Elon Musk help NASA get back to the moon by 2024 after all?

What can we do with a captured asteroid?

The US military may soon declassify a secret space weapon

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

Lamborn: The fight to keep U.S. Space Command in Colorado is not over

ispace unveils new larger lunar lander

The Afghan Who Won’t Surrender to the Taliban

A tunnel from South Padre Island to Boca Chica Beach? Elon Musk has a plan

Purple bacteria turn sewage into hydrogen fuel

Exclusive: Pentagon Poised To Unveil, Demonstrate Classified Space Weapon

Nelson: Blue Origin lawsuit adds further delays to Artemis

Blue Origin’s 17 top leaders, engineers quit after SpaceX was awarded the $2.9 billion NASA moon-lander contract: Reports

Capitalism is good, not bad, for the environment

Japan’s Mission to Phobos Will Also Bring a Sample Home by 2029

Delta’s Gift Is Hybrid Immunity

Time To Rise Again: How America Recovers

Can SpaceX's Elon Musk help NASA get back to the moon by 2024 after all?

Musk also made a couple of interesting promises that NASA needs to pay attention to. First, he suggested on Twitter that SpaceX could develop a 21st-century moon suit “if need be” by 2024. Musk also suggested that the lunar Starship would be ready to take Americans back to the moon “probably sooner” than 2024.

Big SpaceX Starship will splash down near Kauai — with a bit of uncertainty built into first test

Every SpaceX Starship explosion and what Elon Musk and team learned from them

Why is America Going Back to the Moon

Jeff Bezos is suing NASA. Here’s why.

Will the Taliban Stop the Music in Afghanistan?

‘I Do Not Believe The United States Has An Obligation’: Biden, Circa 1975, Argued Against Evacuating Vietnamese Refugees

Non-fungible tokens are going to space

NASA reveals the Moon water excavation concepts that won $500k

Jeff Bezos Made NASA an Offer It Can't Refuse

Why is it So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?

Top talent departs Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin as NASA lander fight escalates

Oklahoma Woman to the Kabul Rescue

Republicans Question Biden’s Mental State, Call On Him To Resign Over Afghanistan

‘Star Trek’ Creator Gene Roddenberry Biopic In Works With

Elon Musk says Tesla is working on humanoid robots

SpaceX adding capabilities to Starlink internet satellites, plans to launch them with Starship

Blue Origin suit stops work on NASA HLS contract with SpaceX

All Hail Ganymede, King of the Moons

What Was It About Siskel and Ebert?

What Biden Can Still Save in Afghanistan

Are Radioactive Diamond Batteries a Cure for Nuclear Waste?

How Amazon could be Earth’s best employer: 5 ideas from a logistics pro turned warehouse worker

South Korea touts Artemis Accords as a way to settle international space issues

Blue Origin to perform first New Shepard launch under updated license

Son of late anti-Taliban militia commander promises armed resistance: 'We knew this day might come

Black Hole Megastructures May Be Powering Alien Civilizations, Scientists Say

Can This Houston-Born COVID Vaccine Save the Developing World?

Billionaire Who Bought SpaceX’s Moon Trip Selects Finalists to Join Him on the Voyage

NASA Awards $500,000 in Break the Ice Lunar Challenge

Non-fungible tokens are going to space

A Chinese Satellite Mysteriously Shattered in Space. Now We May Know Why

MYSTERIOUS ASTEROID PHAETHON IS CHALLENGING WHAT WE UNDERSTAND ABOUT COMETS

Aspirin could become a potential treatment against breast cancer

Liberal Activism Threatens to Destroy the Classical Music Tradition

Democrats Will Soon Play Texas Fold ’Em

Lead engineer for Blue Origin's lunar lander program jumps to SpaceX

Lawrence Livermore claims a milestone in laser fusion

China aims to use space-based solar energy station to harvest sun’s rays to help meet power needs

Trump’s Abraham Accords Soldier On Despite Biden’s Ineptitude

The Wolves Have Returned: The Day Biden Lost the Media

Biden Has Trouble at Home, Too

After a dozen flights, NASA’s chopper has yet to come a cropper

Non-fungible tokens are going to space

NASA’s Dragonfly Mission to Explore Saturn’s Moon Titan Comes Into Sharper Focus

SCIENTISTS CONVERT LIGHT INTO MATTER AND ANTIMATTER, NEW STUDY CONFIRMS

THE FIVE BIG WAYS THE JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE WILL HELP ASTRONOMERS UNDERSTAND THE UNIVERSE

Here’s why Blue Origin thinks it is justified in continuing to protest NASA

Afghans Need an ‘Underground Railroad’

Say, where the hell is Joe Biden?

American Defeat in Afghanistan Exposes the ‘Smart Power’ Mirage

SpaceX's 1st private astronaut mission, Inspiration4, is just one month from launching into history

Asteroid Bennu has 1 in 1,750 chance of smashing into Earth, NASA says

Don’t let “delta plus” confuse you. The strain hasn’t learned any new tricks.

Can Life Exist on a Rogue Planet?

Xi’s Dictatorship Threatens the Chinese State

Non-fungible tokens are going to space

Bob Richards, a Canadian-born space entrepreneur, is most famous for having co-founded a company called Moon Express, which proposes to send commercial landers to the lunar surface. However, Richards has recently started another company, Artemis Music, which proposes to combine something called non-fungible tokens with space commercialization.

‘Ten years ago this was science fiction’: the rise of weedkilling robots

SpaceX boss Elon Musk says Starship will land humans on moon ‘probably sooner’ than 2024

Here's why government officials rejected Jeff Bezos' claims of 'unfair' treatment and awarded a NASA contract to SpaceX over Blue Origin

Boeing to ground Starliner indefinitely until valve issue solved

Kaley Cuoco & ‘The Flight Attendant’ Team On Creating A Hitchcockian Thriller Comedy She Could Parachute Into

Why Gavin Newsom Faces a Recall Election in California

Climate Change Brings a Flood of Hyperbole

When ‘Never Again’ Becomes ‘Again and Again’

Samsung to Explore MSR Nuclear Power for Zero Emission Shipping

Now someone wants to slap a SPACE Tax on Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, et al

ELON MUSK OFFERS TO MAKE SPACESUITS FOR NASA

Can AI Make a Better Fusion Reactor?

Spacesuits and Lawsuits Put 2024 Moon Landing in Jeopardy

The Taliban’s Afghan Advance Spells Trouble for Pakistan and China

A Rescue Plan for Afghanistan

The legendary Chinese seafarer the West overlooks

Army successfully tests high-energy laser weapon

Perseverance’s Missing Mars Rock Sample Appears to Have Crumbled Away

Russia’s space program just threw a NASA astronaut under the bus

Schumer and His Shadow

Dumbing Oregon Down

Bring on the Covid Vaccine Boosters

Now someone wants to slap a SPACE Tax on Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, et al

Lunar cubesats head to the launch pad

Can Walking Reverse Brain Aging?

Solar Power from Space? Caltech’s $100 Million Gambit

Tiny ‘maniac’ robots could deliver drugs directly to central nervous system

Israel’s Tech Boom Will Include Arabs

Are Electric Vehicle Charging Grants the Next Energy Boondoggle?

President Biden missed one thing that electric cars need

President Joe Biden recently signed an executive order decreeing that by 2030, half of all cars sold in the United States will run on electricity. The order is an example of the kind of central planning the Soviet Union indulged in with its five-year plans. Taken by itself, Biden’s order will have the same effect as King Canute’s order the tide cease coming in — which is to say, no effect at all.

Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates are among the billionaires paying a total of $15 million to fund a search for metals used in electric vehicles

This is probably why Blue Origin keeps protesting NASA’s lunar lander award

Starbase Launchpad Tour with Elon Musk [PART 3]

Elon Musk on reported NASA space suit delays: 'SpaceX could do it'

What in the Hell Is Going on With Boeing’s Starliner?

Octavia and the Undead War

Antifa Attacks Christians in Portland

Climate Change Brings a Flood of Hyperbole

A Bipartisan Cryptocurrency Crackup

From Twitter: NASA's Inspector General says delays in spacesuit development are another factor making a 2024 astronaut Moon landing impossible.

With $420M spent and another $625M expected, suits won't be "ready for flight until April 2025 at the earliest."

Elon Musk responds: SpaceX could do it if need be.

Me: Do it!

Now someone wants to slap a SPACE Tax on Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, et al

Boeing Starliner Still Has Launch Problems with Propulsion; Now Behind SpaceX Under NASA's Flight to ISS

NASA is training human-like robots to explore caves on Mars

China is working on a lander for human moon missions

Climate Change Has Consumed Journalistic Standards

War Between Iran and Israel May Be Inevitable

International politics in space

Inside the SpaceX Crew Dragon: Here's How the Inspiration4 Crew Will Fly to Space

Rocket Lab to send NASA’s CAPSTONE mission to the moon

Why the Hype around Hypersonics?

UFOs, UAPs—Whatever We Call Them, Why Do We Assume Mysterious Flying Objects Are Extraterrestrial?

‘Breakthrough’ Infections Do Not Mean COVID Vaccines Are Failing

The Wild, Wacky, Wonderful California Recall Election

Like Locusts, Hollywood Stars and the Tech Elite Are Swarming on Austin

Now someone wants to slap a SPACE Tax on Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, et al

Democratic Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore.) wants to slap a tax on space tourism flights. He is calling his proposed bill the Securing Protections Against Carbon Emissions (SPACE) Tax Act. Blumenauer appears to be wrapping his desire to soak rich space travelers in the politics of climate change, the idea being that rocket exhaust consists of greenhouse gases. The tax would be much higher for orbital flights, such as those being mounted by SpaceX and Axiom Space. NASA flights would not be taxed. Flights that are a mix of commercial and science would be taxed on a “pro-rata share.”

If China and the US Claim the Same Moon-Base Site, Who Wins?

Larry Elder: Making California Great Again

25 Years on, a Mixed Legacy for A Game of Thrones

BLUE ORIGIN’S PETTY DRAMA WITH SPACEX EXPOSES ITS OWN GREATEST FLAW, EXPERTS SAY

NASA’s Perseverance Team Assessing First Mars Sampling Attempt

NASA, Russia stress that space partnership remains strong after Nauka incident at space station

Through incompetence and corruption, Illinois may lose two nuke reactors and their power grid

Wargaming in progress: The early panic by Team Biden about "the Kamala crisis" is ... something

Want to pretend to live on Mars? For a whole year? Apply now

Starbase Tour with Elon Musk [PART 2]

The billionaires' space race is just the beginning

Elon Musk thrilled as Starship becomes world's tallest rocket — and he's not alone

Why Does Jeff Bezos Want NASA’s Moon Lander Contract So Badly?

Nuclear Power Could Get Lifeline in Senate Infrastructure Bill

Excitement as Mars rover drills first rock core for return to Earth

How Austin Has Undergone a Pandemic Influx From Hollywood: “Growth on a Turbocharger”

We Changed The Course Of History Once, And WE The People Will Do It Again

Keep Environmental Red Tape Out of Outer Space

SpaceX Starship mounted ahead of launch, as Elon Musk’s private space company assembles biggest rocket ever made

Boeing's Starliner heads back to hangar after valve issue thwarts test launch for NASA

A Few Steps Closer to Europa: Spacecraft Hardware Makes Headway

Why Do We Have to Die?

Could the Covid Vaccine (and Others) Prevent Alzheimer’s?

Why Trump Still Terrifies the Democrats

Blue Origin’s powerful BE-4 engine is more than four years late—here’s why

New details of Russian “movie in space” emerge as producers seek funding

China’s space station emerges as competitor to commercial ventures

The billionaires' space race is just the beginning

Black Astronaut ‘Aku’ Becomes First NFT Artwork to Travel to Space

Japanese lunar lander company ispace raises $46 million

Bezos’ Blue Origin calls Musk’s Starship ‘immensely complex & high risk’ for NASA moon missions

The Voters Who Could Turn California Red

Learning music changes how our brains process language, and vice-versa

Scientists turn water into shiny metal

A Conservative College Student’s Survival Guide

Cheap material could help convert waste heat into electricity

NASA TO EXPLORE 3D PRINTED LUNAR STRUCTURE POSSIBILITIES WITH REDWIRE REGOLITH PRINT LAUNCH

NASA begins launch preparations for first mission to the Trojan asteroids

NASA Says Cold Shadows on the Lunar Surface Can Explain Moon Water Mystery

NASA science chief says it’s OK to be “worried” or “terrified” about Webb

Time travel: five ways that we could do it

Future Space Travel Might Require Mushrooms

The ISS Backflipped Out of Control After Russian Module Misfired, New Details Reveal

Capitalist Solution to a Globalist Pandemic

Abraham Accords March On Despite Biden’s Hesitation

Starbase Factory Tour with Elon Musk [Part 1]

House Report Contains Shocking Detail about the Wuhan Lab

THE FIRST NFT* MUSIC AND ARTWORK IN SPACE

Starbase Surge sees SpaceX speed ahead with Booster 4 and Ship 20

The billionaires' space race is just the beginning

The Moon's 'Roughness' Could Be Hiding Water in Shadows, NASA Says

NASA chief excited for Starliner launch, touts importance of competition

A So-Called Game-Changing Weight Loss Drug Is Here—So What Happens Next?

The FDA Finally Gets Moving on Pfizer

Capitalist Solution to a Globalist Pandemic

SpaceX installed 29 Raptor engines on a Super Heavy rocket last night

White House names space policy chief, sets commercial space as a top priority

A much better pick than some they were thinking of.

Nauka module’s near miss raises concerns about future of space station

$100M gift from Irvine Co.’s Bren powers Caltech space electricity idea

People first drove on the Moon 50 years ago today

SpaceX and Starlink: How they're involved in latest breakthrough in Bible translation

The Pro-America Disney Show You Need to See Before It’s Canceled

California’s Progressive Fall Guy

The Senate’s Infrastructure Rush Job

Space Force eyes solar-powered vehicles for operations near the moon

The billionaires' space race is just the beginning

The suborbital jaunts accomplished by Richard Branson and Bezos were not just expressions of egos. They constituted the next steps in the creation of a brand-new industry, space tourism. Their main rival, SpaceX’s Elon Musk, is already planning flights of his Crew Dragon with private passengers willing to pay lots of money for an out-of-this-world experience in low Earth orbit. The first of these missions, Inspiration4, is being mounted to raise money for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Branson and Musk will charge a little less money for a few minutes of weightlessness and the best view of the Earth most have ever experienced.

Brownsville officials say tourism is slowly recovering, local business point to SpaceX

1 year after launch, NASA's Perseverance rover prepares to collect 1st sample on Mars

Bacon may disappear in California as pig rules take effect

Robotic police dogs: Useful hounds or dehumanizing machines?

Sarah Palin Speaks Out About Possible Senate Run: 'You Guys Better Be There for Me This Time'