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NSF's personalities dive into the stories at play in the present day space race. NSF is not affiliated with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The initials in the URL are used with permission from NASA.
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This week in spaceflight: Firefly Aerospace makes history with a successful Moon landing, while Intuitive Machines’ Athena mission doesn’t go as planned. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s Starship Flight 8 suffers another major failure, and rumors swirl about a Chinese rocket explosion at the launch pad. With NASA missions failing, ESA retiring old spacecraft, and even Cygnus getting damaged before launch, space isn’t having the best week. But there’s still plenty of excitement ahead, and we’ve got all the details!
NSF's Jack Beyer updates us on the ongoings at Starbase.
NSF's Ryan Caton gives an update on all things Starbase. July 3, 2023.
NSF's Elysia Segal takes us through the Spaceflight News of the week. June 30 2023
NSF's Elysia Segal takes us through the news of the week.
NSF's Elysia Segal rounds up the news of the week in Spaceflight.
NSF's Adrian Beil compares and contrasts SpaceX's Starship and Blue Origin's Lunar Lander. Do we need both?
NSF's Jack Beyer takes us through the Starbase News of the week.
NSF's Elysia Segal delivers the Spaceflight news of the week.
NSF News Director Thomas Burghardt walks us through a quick summary of the spaceflight news of the week.
NSF Photographer Nic Ansuini gives us this week's Starbase Update.
NSF News Director Thomas Burghardt takes us through the Spaceflight news of the week.
NSF's News Director Thomas Burghardt takes us through the Spaceflight news of the week.
NSF's Jack Beyer walks us through the last week of updates from SpaceX's Starbase.
NSF News Director Thomas Burghardt takes us through the space stories of the week.
John 'Das' Galloway fills in for Jack Beyer in this Starbase Update.
NSF New Director Thomas Burghardt walks us through this week in spaceflight.
In this SpaceX update, we cover the recent developments at the launch site and production site. Ship 26 completed two cryogenic proof tests before being lifted from Pad A, and it has been rolled back to the production site for potential engine installation or further testing. A new LR1750 crane has been erected near the rocket garden, which could be used for constructing a potential new high/mega bay at the production site. Meanwhile, work on Booster 7 and the Orbital Launch Mount continues at the launch site. We also check on Ship 25 at the Massey Test Site and provide updates on the production of new ship and booster sections.
NSF New Director Thomas Burghardt walks us through this week in spaceflight.
NSF New Director Thomas Burghardt walks us through this week in spaceflight.
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