Mark Geyer, acting deputy associate administrator for technical for the human explorations and operations mission directorate at NASA, has been appointed director of the Johnson Space Center in Houston in a move
MoreNASA has partnered with its International Space Station associates to draft a set of standards on seven priority areas concerning global interoperability. These areas include avionics, communications, environmental control and life support systems, power
MoreNASA has decided to pursue its original plan to conduct the first integrated flight of the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft without crew. The agency said Saturday it is “technically capable” of launching astronauts
MoreMark Kirasich, formerly deputy manager of NASAâs Orion program, has moved to the manager role of the space launch program. Kirasich succeeds Mark Geyer, who was appointed as deputy director of Johnson
MoreKathy Lueders has been appointed program manager for NASA‘s Commercial Crew Program after serving in an acting capacity since October 2013, where she helped guide the space program from her post at the
MoreNASA has sent approximately 2.5 tons of cargo to the International Space Station aboard Space Exploration Technologies‘ Dragon spacecraft as part of the agency’s $1.6 billion Commercial Resupply Services contract with the company. The
MoreNASAÂ has moved forward in its effort restart manned space missions by issuing a request for proposals to industry for crew transportation systems. The call for proposals under the next phase of NASAâs
MoreNASA has signed Space Act Agreements with three firms, worth a combined $1.1 billion, to continue designing and developing new commercial space transportation vehicles. The agency said the Commercial Crew Integrated Capability program
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