Crew-13 Reaches the ISS in 7 Hours 55 Minutes
Crew-13 completed its October 1 launch and ISS docking in 7 hours 55 minutes. Meet the crew and learn what its research mission will investigate.
Crew-13 completed its October 1 launch and ISS docking in 7 hours 55 minutes. Meet the crew and learn what its research mission will investigate.
ESA and Vast signed a new cooperation framework on October 5. A feasibility study will examine future European access to low Earth orbit after the ISS.
New results from the SpEED Demon mission show a structured plasma layer. The study is new; the sounding-rocket flight took place in 2022.
NASA confirms an August 30 launch. Roman is traveling toward its operational orbit; launch and science readiness are separate milestones.
LINK deployed its robotic arms and tested electric thrusters, but NASA says it will not approach Swift more closely or carry out the original reboost.
DSS-23 began operations on August 3 after testing, adding capacity for missions across the solar system and beyond.
NASA flew near 50,000 feet during the August 12 eclipse to reduce atmospheric interference in observations of the Sun’s corona.
Milestone-based support backs RFA, PLD Space and Isar Aerospace as Europe works to broaden its supply of launch services.
The Titan rotorcraft’s harness connects power and data systems; its landing dune field now has the official name Ahmakiq Undae.
The Kadena-assigned Eagle II left Boeing on August 28 for preparations in Oregon, not a confirmed arrival in Japan.