HOUSTON – The Coalition for Space Exploration (Coalition) looks forward to a thorough evaluation by the Congress of the budgetary framework President Obama has proposed to ensure NASA can sustain a robust and balanced space program of human spaceflight, climate, science, robotics and aeronautics. As the president said in his State of the Union address, […]
Aerojet’s Glenn Mahone and Jacob Technology’s Jeannie Kranz to guide the Coalition’s Public Affairs Team Two veteran aerospace communicators will lead the Coalition for Space Exploration’s Public Affairs Team in 2010. Aerojet’s Glenn Mahone and Jacobs Technology’s Jeannie Kranz were recently named the organization’s new chair, and deputy chair, respectively. Each will serve a one-year […]
Dear President Obama: The future of America’s civilian space program rests in your hands. Your decisions must ensure that America builds upon a heritage of space leadership that has been hard-earned over the decades. Doing so will place this country on an energetic, inspiring and sustainable path in space – one that contributes to our […]
NASA and our nation are about to embark on a new chapter in America’s human spaceflight program – one that draws upon a legacy of learning from the past. The upcoming Ares I-X flight test signals a first step in a transition from the space shuttle program. For the first time in over 25 years, […]
HOUSTON – The Coalition for Space Exploration acknowledges the hard work and service to the nation by the Review of U. S. Human Space Flight Plans Committee and its chairman Norm Augustine. The committee was able to re-examine the nation’s future course in space and assess that additional investment and commitment are needed to keep […]
On July 20, people around the world celebrated an American triumph. The 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing recalls a period of curiosity, ingenuity and perseverance that captured the world’s imagination. I was in Houston interviewing with NASA for a spot in the astronaut corps in 1969 when Neil Armstrong took his first […]
The CAPSTONE mission launched this morning and is heading toward an orbit intended in the future for Gateway, a lunar outpost that will support NASA's #Artemis program. A CubeSat, CAPSTONE will test the stability of Gateway's planned orbit⤵️ https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/capstone-launches-to-test-new-orbit-for-nasa-s-artemis-moon-missions
In a mission first, CDSE member @Axiom_Space tested an @awscloud Snowcone device in orbit during Ax-1. A machine-learning algorithm on the device automatically reviewed, catalogued, & identified objects in photos taken during experiments: http://ow.ly/gJsO50JILw5 via @geekwire
#ICYMI: NASA has analyzed the data from the #Artemis I wet dress rehearsal conducted on June 20 & determined the testing campaign is complete. The integrated SLS & Orion will roll back to the Vehicle Assembly Building this week to prepare for launch: http://ow.ly/VuIJ50JIjgg
