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Artemis II Launch Slips to April 2026 Following Fueling Test Issues
NASA flagged a new upper-stage helium pressurization/flow issue discovered during pad operations, prompting troubleshooting and a rollback posture that pushes Artemis II to no earlier than April 2026. This comes after earlier progress on hydrogen ...View Commentary -
NASA Delays SpaceX Crew-12 Launch
NASA and SpaceX have delayed theCrew-12 mission to the ISS to no earlier than February 13 due to persistent poor weather in the ascent corridor. The Falcon 9 mission will carry four astronauts to the station, with docking targeted for February 14....View Commentary -
Senate Begins Confirmation Process For Jared Isaacman As NASA Administrator
On December 2, the U.S. Senate formally initiated the confirmation process for Jared Isaacman, founder of Shift4 and commander of Inspiration4 and Polaris Dawn, following President Trump’s nomination of him as the next NASA Administrator. Isaacman...View Commentary -
Damage To Key Deep Space Antenna Adds Pressure Ahead Of Artemis II
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory confirmed that the 70-meter DSS-14 antenna at the Goldstone Deep Space Network site has been offline since Sept 16 after an over-rotation incident damaged its cabling and fire-suppression systems. A mishap board is...View Commentary -
Jared Isaacman in Talks to Reenter NASA Leadership Role
Jared Isaacman, a private astronaut and known ally of Elon Musk, held meetings with acting NASA leadership about reinstatement as a NASA administrator nomination. Isaacman previously was removed from contention earlier this year but may now be rec...View Commentary -
U.S. Government Shutdown Drags On, NASA Operations Largely Halted
The U.S. Senate again failed to pass a continuing resolution, extending the federal government shutdown with no immediate path to reopening. Approximately 15,000 of NASA’s 18,000 civil servants have been furloughed, leaving only about 3,100 exempt...View Commentary -
NASA Integrates Orion With Artemis II Rocket, Pushes Toward 2026 Launch Target
NASA confirmed progress in integrating the Orion spacecraft with its launch stack, aiming for a no-later-than April 2026 crewed Artemis II mission. Efforts on Artemis III hardware are also underway. This maintains momentum (and deadline pressure) ...View Commentary -
NASA Selects Blue Origin to Deliver VIPER Rover to the Moon’s South Pole
NASA awarded Blue Origin a $190 million task order under CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) (CS‑7). The first step is design/accommodation and demonstrating how to off‑load the rover; the option to actually do the lunar delivery is pending s...View Commentary -
Isaacman: SpaceX spacesuits already two generations beyond Polaris Dawn
On the Shawn Ryan Show podcast, Jared Isaacman revealed that SpaceX has advanced “two generations beyond” the EVA suit tested on Polaris Dawn. The company ultimately plans to produce thousands of spacesuits for sustained lunar and Martian operatio...View Commentary -
NASA releases draft for industry-led low Earth orbit stations
NASA has published a draft Phase 2 Announcement for Partnership Proposals, soliciting feedback from industry on the next phase of developing commercial low Earth orbit (LEO) space stations. Industry proposals are due by 1 p.m. EDT on September 12,...View Commentary
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