NASA’s Crew-13 mission is on its way to the International Space Station, ready to support the next chapter of long-duration research aboard the orbiting laboratory.

Although technical issues cut the mission short, Starship achieved most of its objectives, including its first deployment of an operational payload into orbit.

Sixty years since its first test firings began, NASA’s Stennis Space Center in Mississippi is welcoming Blue Origin and Relativity Space to its facilities.

Isar Aerospace’s second flight was a major improvement, becoming the first successful satellite launch from continental Europe.

Blue Origin will design and launch the Mars Telecommunications Orbiter by the end of 2028.

The observatory will shed new light on the mystery of dark energy, observe distant exoplanets, and explore the structure of the universe.

NASA’s new flagship space observatory, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, is now attached to its Falcon Heavy rocket and ready to set out on its journey to uncover the secrets of the universe.…

How did the Human Landing System come to simultaneously occupy the core of NASA’s ambitions, while slipping significantly on its schedule in the last seven years?

On August 15, 2026, the Ukrainian military attacked the factory used for manufacturing Russia’s Soyuz-2 launch vehicle, causing significant damage to the facility and raising doubts over the vehicl…

In only a few days, Europe will complete their next-generation weather observation system, Meteosat Third Generation.

The commercial company LandSpace safely landed the first stage booster of their Zhuque-3 rocket on August 19th.

Evidence indicates that Ariane 6 upgrades have been cancelled following the 2025 ESA Ministerial Council.

SpaceX’s colossal Starship launch vehicle lifted off July 24th from the company’s launch facility in South Texas on its thirteenth integrated flight test.

SpaceLogistics, a Northrop subsidiary, aims to expand the company’s private capabilities and commercial offerings with their newly launched Mission Robotic Vehicle (MRV) and Mission Extension Pods …

Chinarocket Co. has launched the Long March 10B rocket for the first time, safely reaching orbit and successfully “catching” the rocket’s first stage booster.

The LINK spacecraft aims to rendezvous, capture, and reboost NASA’s 21 year old Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory.

Early in the morning of June 2nd, the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket flew in its heaviest configuration for the final time.

Under budget and ahead of schedule, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has crossed another milestone in its journey to the stars.

As Artemis III kicks off, NASA continues working to streamline SLS production.

Now that Ignition is under way, what does NASA seek to accomplish with Artemis, and how does the program’s vision compare to its previous roadmap?

NASA introduced the astronauts who will fly Artemis III next year, and provided welcome clarity about the upcoming test flight’s objectives.

Despite Starliner being perhaps the most visible example of a commercial program gone wrong, it is far from unique in its problems.

Starship’s 12th flight test ended with mixed results, advancing the program in some ways and stumbling backwards in others.

SpaceX’s 34th cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station for NASA is underway, carrying 6,500 pounds of cargo to support the Expedition 74 crew.

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Administrator Isaacman’s actions to date have destabilized NASA, damaged its most valued relationships, and jeopardized its future.

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket made a rare appearance on April 29th, launching the ViaSat-3 F3 spacecraft after an eighteen-month gap in its manifest.

David’s thoughts on Artemis II, as experienced from Launch Complex 34.

New Glenn’s third mission achieved the first reflight of a booster, but was marred by the loss of the mission and its payload.

New Glenn’s third mission achieved the first reflight of a booster, but was marred by the loss of the mission and its payload.

To commemorate Artemis II, Space Scout compiled photos and testimonials from our team members about this historic spaceflight.

Space Scout gets up close and personal with the Orion Crew Survival System suit at Johnson Space Center in Houston.

After spending nine days in space, visiting the Moon for the first time in a generation, and traveling farther from home than anyone in history, the crew of NASA’s Artemis II mission is safe on Ear…

On April 6th, 2026, humans visited the Moon for the first time in 54 years. Artemis II has completed its lunar flyby, achieving the literal and figurative apex of the mission as four people beheld …

Space Scout gets up close and personal with the Orion Crew Survival System suit at Johnson Space Center in Houston.

After a picture-perfect launch Wednesday placed the crew of Artemis II into a highly elliptical Earth orbit, astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Jeremy Hansen, and Christina Koch are now offici…

Artemis II took to the skies at 6:35 PM EDT on Wednesday afternoon, paying off years of hard work and planning by NASA and its partners.

NASA is preparing for the launch of Artemis II, the first mission to send humans to the moon since Apollo 17 in 1972. With launch now mere hours away, NASA and the astronauts are moving into final …

NASA’s Artemis II mission is ready to launch, and, if all goes to plan, will carry four people farther from Earth than ever before.

NASA is on track to launch Artemis II as soon as April 1st, with daily launch opportunities through April 6th. After major changes to the Artemis program, answers have been slow to materialize.

Firefly Aerospace completed a successful return to flight on Wednesday, March 11, bringing their Alpha rocket back online after a mishap in April of last year.

Following a failure on KAIROS’ first two flights in early and late 2024, there was hope for a success on the rocket’s third launch attempt. However, roughly two minutes post launch, the rocke…

In a major announcement Friday, 27 February, NASA announced a revision of the Artemis Program architecture. To accommodate the change, the design of the SLS rocket will be significantly reworked.

Following a mishap in April of 2025, Firefly Aerospace is aiming to return its Alpha rocket to launch on the 28th of February.

The second launch rehearsal for Artemis II was a massive success and a showcase of the propellant loading process and systems working as designed.