NASA has escape plan for space station astronauts
Source: Los Angeles Times The agency may send the Orion capsule to the International Space Station in three years, Administrator Bolden says at a Senate hearing. NASA may be able to send a new vessel to the International Space Station within three years to provide...Lawmakers Question NASA’s Plan for Private Rockets
Source: The Wall Street Journal Citing safety and budget concerns, members of a Senate appropriations subcommittee Thursday voiced strong opposition to plans to have private rockets transport astronauts to the international space station by the middle of the decade....Senate Appropriators Challenge President’s Updated Space Policy
President Obama’s plans to cancel NASA’s Constellation Program in favor of major new investments in commercial space transportation for astronauts and a future mission to Mars faced new bi-partisan criticism on Thursday from the Senate Appropriations...Will private spaceships have the right stuff?
Commercial orbital taxis won’t have to retrace NASA’s footsteps The White House’s policy for future spaceflight relies on a crucial unknown: Can private companies build and operate space vehicles safe enough to carry astronauts? Many veteran engineers from NASA...Mark Davis: Manned space flight is still worth the cost
Source: Dallas News Ron Howard’s Apollo 13 not only thrilled movie audiences by taking them back to man’s reach for the moon; it also recalled an era when America faced a goal boldly and accepted nothing short of success. That commitment is woven through...NASA Reboot-an editorial from the Chicago Tribune
Source: Chicago Tribune Last week Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, released an open letter to President Barack Obama, the first Trekkie in the White House. The former astronaut is riled because Obama canceled a planned 2020 U.S. moon mission and yanked NASA...Senate leaders make move for more NASA money
Source: Houston Chronicle Senate leaders Wednesday took a step toward saving a component of the back-to-the-moon program by adding $1 billion to NASA’s proposed budget for continued testing of the heavy-lift rocket motor that would be used for deep-space...Senate panel considers budget boost for next rocket
Source: Florida Today The Senate Budget Committee is considering a $726 million boost over five years for NASA to develop its next rocket, although the prospects for actually receiving the funding in a tight budget are uncertain. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Orlando, requested...Nelson aims to save Ares I testing
Source: Orlando Sentinel U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson of Florida had nothing but praise for President Barack Obama last week when the commander-in-chief visited Kennedy Space Center and touted a new White House plan to rely on commercial rockets to launch a new era of space...Space Talk
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Meridiana is excited to announce the launch of the Meridiane Space Exploration Agency or MSEA.
This new agency will be devoted to the research and exploration of outer space, with a specific focus on the search for extraterrestrial life.
#meridiana #micronations #space
BREAKING:
Both chambers of Parliament have passed a bill to create Meridiana's very own space agency.
Key details are still being discussed, but will be revealed soon!
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A private rocket maker in Beijing, conducted the sixth sea-based launch of its Ceres 1 carrier rocket on Friday morning, marking the first private space mission in China in 2026. #TechChina #SciTech #space
$KULR 2026 is looking like the Year of KULR. 📈
✅ $30M Caban Energy deal signed this week
✅ Artemis II rollout to Pad 39B today
✅ Feb 6 launch date looking good
✅ K1S Space battery flight heritage coming soon
Execution mode: ON. 🚀 $KULR #NASA #Aerospace
🚀 Our moonbound Artemis II rocket is on its launch pad!
The Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft rolled out from @NASAKennedy’s Vehicle Assembly Building, reaching Launch Pad 39B at 6:42pm ET (2342 UTC). Read more: https://go.nasa.gov/4qtbMDh