How NASA Turned Virginia Into the Moon in 1963
On December 11, 1963, technicians at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, prepared a test subject to use the ...
Blue Origin pushes 1st New Glenn rocket launch attempt to early Sunday
The Space Coast could welcome a big player to the launch landscape early Sunday with the debut of Blue Origin’s New Glenn ...
Blue Origin reschedules 1st New Glenn rocket launch
Kent-based Blue Origin announced Thursday it was delaying the launch of the New Glenn rocket because of bad weather.
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Blue Ghost Mission 1 will send the first U.S. lander to Mare Crisium
With 10 instruments and technology tests, Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander is part of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload ...
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Humans will soon be able to mine on the moon. But should we? 4 questions to consider
The Outer Space Treaty (1967) makes it clear no nation can claim to "own" the moon (or any celestial body). However, it is ...
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SpaceX to launch Starship megarocket's Flight 7 test mission on Jan. 13
SpaceX's Starship will fly for the seventh time ever early next week, if all goes according to plan. SpaceX announced today ...
2028 Moon Mission: NASA Teams Up With Firefly Aerospace To Explore Ancient Lunar Volcanoes
Firefly Aerospace will team up with NASA to explore the lunar surface's Gruithuisen Domes, using sophisticated instruments ...
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As the US and China race to the Moon, loopholes in space law could allow conflict
The prospect of “space water wars” is nearer, timewise, than the prospect of providing clean drinking water to everyone in ...
'A race to own the moon': Humans could soon be seen mining Earth's only natural satellite, but there's a huge risk
As lunar mining becomes a reality, nations and private firms are racing to extract moon resources. But what are the benefits and risks, and who owns the moon?