Boeing and NASA extend Starliner’s stay on the ISS Joshua Falcón. · June 27, 2024 Boeing's Starliner is authorized as an emergency return vehicle in case of system failures.
NASA opens and invites public to celebrate launch of NOAA’s GOES-U satellite Joshua Falcón. · June 21, 2024 NOAA's GOES-U is intended to improve early warning and weather prediction capabilities.
Eos X-Space Unveils 2025 Seville Space Tours! Joshua Falcón. · June 21, 2024 The pressurized Eos X-Space capsules are designed for eight people, including the pilot, and are powered by a non-polluting helium balloon.
NASA extends Starliner return for data review Joshua Falcón. · June 19, 2024 The delay decision seeks to resolve two technical problems that arose during the Starliner flight to the International Space Station.
Indian startup launches rocket with 3D printed engine up to six kilometers high Joshua Falcón. · June 18, 2024 Agnikul Cosmos 3D printed a complete semi-cryogenic rocket engine in just 72 hours, in one piece.
Obayashi Corporation’s Japanese space elevator construction delayed Joshua Falcón. · June 10, 2024 Obayashi is fully dedicated to the research and development, preliminary design, and promotion of the project.
SpaceX achieves successful liftoff on Starship test flights after three attempts Joshua Falcón. · June 7, 2024 The Super Heavy booster of the Starship spacecraft executed a "soft splashdown" near Boca Chica, Texas.
Florida prepares to launch pioneering unmanned space plane Joshua Falcón. · June 7, 2024 It offers a disposal capacity of up to 3,856 kilograms of debris per mission for efficient space debris management.
Chang’e-6, the Chinese probe landed on the dark side of the Moon Joshua Falcón. · June 4, 2024 The Chang'e-6 mission will collect lunar soil and rock samples by drilling with specialized tools.
The wooden satellite, LignoSat, is ready to be sent into space by a SpaceX rocket. Joshua Falcón. · May 31, 2024 The satellite will be released from the Japanese experimental module to evaluate its strength and durability in space.