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Blue Origin Delays NASA Mars Launch Amid Weather and FAA Restrictions
Blue Origin has postponed the launch of NASA’s twin ESCAPADE Mars probes due to bad weather and new FAA restrictions on daytime launches during the U.S. government shutdown. The mission, now targeting Nov. 12, will study how solar wind stripped away Mars’s atmosphere. Blue Origin is seeking an FAA exemption to proceed with the launch.
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NASA’s X-59 Supersonic Jet Takes Historic First Flight, Paving Way for Quiet Supersonic Travel
NASA’s X-59 experimental jet has completed its first flight, demonstrating quiet supersonic technology that could one day allow faster-than-sound travel over populated areas. The test marks a major step toward lifting U.S. restrictions on supersonic flight and could revolutionize commercial aviation.
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Nasa Expels Chinese Nationals Over Espionage Fears
NASA has announced new restrictions barring Chinese nationals holding US visas from accessing its facilities, research programs, and internal networks.
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Space Companies Feud Over What to Do With Rockets in ICBM Stockpile
The US Congress would have to ease a 20-year-old restriction that prohibits the sale of the missile motors for commercial use.
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Space Agencies Must Fulfil Kalpana Chawla's Dream: Sunita Williams
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams today said that after she embarked on a journey to the space, her ability "to run around the country doing just what you want to do" has been restricted even as it gave her the opportunity to interact with students more.
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Blue Origin Delays NASA Mars Launch Amid Weather and FAA Restrictions
Blue Origin has postponed the launch of NASA’s twin ESCAPADE Mars probes due to bad weather and new FAA restrictions on daytime launches during the U.S. government shutdown. The mission, now targeting Nov. 12, will study how solar wind stripped away Mars’s atmosphere. Blue Origin is seeking an FAA exemption to proceed with the launch.
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NASA’s X-59 Supersonic Jet Takes Historic First Flight, Paving Way for Quiet Supersonic Travel
NASA’s X-59 experimental jet has completed its first flight, demonstrating quiet supersonic technology that could one day allow faster-than-sound travel over populated areas. The test marks a major step toward lifting U.S. restrictions on supersonic flight and could revolutionize commercial aviation.
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Nasa Expels Chinese Nationals Over Espionage Fears
NASA has announced new restrictions barring Chinese nationals holding US visas from accessing its facilities, research programs, and internal networks.
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Space Companies Feud Over What to Do With Rockets in ICBM Stockpile
The US Congress would have to ease a 20-year-old restriction that prohibits the sale of the missile motors for commercial use.
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Space Agencies Must Fulfil Kalpana Chawla's Dream: Sunita Williams
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams today said that after she embarked on a journey to the space, her ability "to run around the country doing just what you want to do" has been restricted even as it gave her the opportunity to interact with students more.
