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NASA and 11 other research groups are testing two non-petroleum-based jet fuels in the pursuit of alternative fuels that can power commercial jets and address
In an RV nicknamed after an urban assault vehicle, scientists from NASA’s Langley Research Center traveled cross-country this month for an experiment with
Drone racing is a high-speed sport demanding instinctive reflexes — but humans won’t be the only competitors for long.
In this webinar, NASA’s exploration of different ways to power the propulsion systems that move aircraft through the skies with the goal of making aviation
As NASA prepares for the first launch of Artemis I, the first mission of the agency’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft to the Moon, one
NASA has signed separate agreements with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) to conduct a series of joint
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SpaceX launches its enormous Starship into orbit for the first time Monday. The company aims for six full laps around Earth to demonstrate the vehicle's readiness for NASA's Artemis moon program.
Sep 2026 · Associated PressNews article
SpaceX expands its NASA Commercial Crew contract to add three crewed Dragon flights to the International Space Station through 2030, worth up to $946 million upon completion. The award brings the contract to 17 operational flights and covers ground, launch, in-orbit, return and recovery operations, cargo transportation, and a lifeboat capability while Dragon is docked at the station. NASA says the flights help maintain access to the ISS alongside Boeing’s Starliner program.
Sep 2026 · CNBC TechNews article
Blue Origin wins a NASA contract worth up to $700 million to provide telecommunications capability in Martian orbit using its Blue Ring platform. The company is to deliver the orbiter by the end of 2028 and operate the Mars telecommunications network; CEO Dave Limp says the spacecraft is already in production in Huntsville, Alabama. NASA expects the network to be operational at Mars by 2030 to support current and future missions.
Sep 2026 · GeekWireNews article
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