NASA has named the six finalists in a multi-phase competition to develop lunar excavation and transport technologies designed to dig and move icy “dirt” on the lunar surface. Starpath Robotics, Terra Engineering,
MoreJohn Dankanich, in-space transportation system capability lead at NASA, spoke about contracting approaches used with various vendors to support development work on cryogenic fluid management systems and how such mechanisms hinder the
MoreNASA has installed the frangible joint assembly onto the launch vehicle stage adapter of the Space Launch System, or SLS, rocket to be used for the Artemis III lunar mission. The frangible
MoreIBM and Meta have launched a new international alliance focused on advancing open science and innovation and driving safe and responsible artificial intelligence development. The AI Alliance will bring together companies, academic
MoreNASA’s heliophysics mission, the Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe, or IMAP, is now ready to transition to the assembly, testing and integration phase from the development and design stage, following the completion
MoreGovernment officials have launched the U.S. Greenhouse Gas Center, a NASA-led, multiple-agency effort designed to empower collaboration in the earth science field. Resources provided by the center will be available to federal organizations
MoreNASA subjected the RS-25 rocket engine to a hot fire test on Nov. 29. The test was the third in a 12-part series meant to certify new manufacturing processes used by L3Harris
MoreNASA is on track to proceed with the final design and fabrication phase of its Dragonfly rotocraft, which will be sent to Saturn’s moon, Titan, in 2028. The agency announced Tuesday that
MoreAFWERX, a directorate within the Air Force Research Laboratory, and NASA are collaborating with ResilienX on the development of a digital operations center meant to support future efforts focused on Advanced Air
MoreThe Galactic/Extragalactic ULDB Spectroscopic Terahertz Observatory — a.k.a. GUSTO — mission, managed by NASA’s Explorers Program Office at Goddard Space Flight Center, is set to fly on the agency’s annual Antarctic Long
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