One Agency Tried to Regulate SpaceX. Now Its Fate Could Be in Elon Musk’s Hands.
The Trump ally and DOGE chief is expected to turn his budget-slashing sights on the FAA’s little-known commercial spaceflight ...
It seems the FAA office overseeing SpaceX’s Starship probe still has some bite
"The FAA has directed SpaceX to lead an investigation of the Starship Super Heavy Flight 7 mishap with FAA oversight," the ...
Failure to launch: Is humanity’s return to the moon doomed?
Turmoil in the scientific community and sweeping changes to NASA have many wondering what the future of the Artemis missions ...
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Mass Retirement? SpaceX Spotted Deorbiting Dozens of Starlink Satellites
SpaceX didn’t respond to a request for comment, but the company might be retiring large batches of older Starlink satellites, ...
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SpaceX Starship Tests Soured by Air and Water Pollution
January, but, unfortunately, failed to reach orbit—even if the first-stage booster did safely return to the welcoming arms of ...
Musk’s Oval Office Stunt Puts His Shadow Presidency in Plain Sight
Elon Musk’s secret for-profit shadow presidency has come into full view. The space tech billionaire hijacked an Oval Office ...
Sunita Williams to Return to Earth Earlier Than Expected—NASA Announces New Dates
NASA has moved up the return timeline after swapping the spacecraft originally planned for an upcoming routine flight to the ...
Watchdog panel’s annual NASA safety report reveals new Boeing Starliner issue, questions viable future
The annual watchdog report tasked to gauge NASA safety commended the agency’s handling of last year’s beleaguered Boeing’s ...
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Did Trump Quietly Kill a Sensitive Pentagon Probe Into Elon Musk?
The New York Times revealed last year that Musk and SpaceX failed to meet federal reporting requirements for Pentagon ...
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SpaceX catches Starship booster but loses ship in seventh flight test
Credit: SpaceX screenshot SpaceX has faced criticism for its previous Starship test failures. Its executives insist that building fast, destroying expensive hardware, and learning quickly from ...
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For SpaceX, Failure Is the Only Option
Failure is OK. What’s more, it needs to be embraced. In that spirit, two commercial space launches from Blue Origin and SpaceX both failed on Thursday. Bezos’ Blue Origin tested its New Glenn ...