In Today’s Deep Space Extra… Soyuz spacecraft launched yesterday needed manual docking to the ISS. The launch window for NASA’s DART planetary defense demonstration mission opens on November 24.
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… “The Challenge” movie crew launches to the International Space Station. NGA renews Maxar contract for satellite imagery.
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… NASA Administrator Bill Nelson continues to express confidence in funding for Artemis. The agency turns to the private sector for spacesuit development.
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… Continuing resolution prevents government shutdown and provides disaster relief for NASA and other agencies. Another company intends to enter the small satellite launch business.
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… EGS, Jacobs completing first round of Artemis I pre-launch tests. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope experiences pandemic-related delays.
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… A government shutdown could delay the launch of NASA’s first-ever mission to Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids. Graduate student interest in space exploration is on the rise. Human Space Exploration Station crew relocates Soyuz spaceship to new Russian module Spaceflightnow.com (9/28): NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei joined cosmonauts Oleg Novitskiy and Pyotr […]
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The Senate Commerce Committee’s Space Subcommittee will hold a hearing on “International Collaboration & Competition in Space: Oversight of NASA’s Role & Programs” on Oct. 21 at 10am ET. The witness list includes CDSE member @Axiom_Space EVP @DittmarML. https://www.commerce.senate.gov/2021/10/international-collaboration-and-competition-in-space-oversight-of-nasa-s-role-and-programs
