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Boeing Rejects Aerojet Rocketdyne Bid for ULA and Affirms Vulcan Rocket Support, Lockheed Martin Noncommittal
Boeing has officially and publicly rejected a bid by Aerojet Rocketdyne to buy rocket maker United Launch Alliance (ULA), which…
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Construction of Crew Access Tower Starts at Atlas V Pad for Boeing ‘Starliner’ Taxi to ISS
The first tier of seven tiers for Crew Access Tower is moved from its construction yard to Space Launch Complex-41…
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Aerojet-Rocketdyne Seeks to Buy United Launch Alliance for $2 Billion
America’s premier rocket launch services provider United Launch Alliance, or ULA, may be up for sale according to media reports,…
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Orbital ATK on the Rebound With Antares Return to Flight in 2016
Orbital ATK is on the rebound with return to flight of their Antares rocket slated in early 2016 following the…
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Congressional Slashes to NASA Commercial Crew Force Bolden to ‘Buy Russian’ rather than ‘Buy American’
In the face of drastic funding cuts by the US Congress to NASA’s commercial crew program (CCP) aimed at restoring…
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Moon Transits Earth in Eye-poppingly EPIC View from 1 Million Miles Away
This animation shows images of the far side of the moon, illuminated by the sun, as it crosses between the…
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NASA Names Four Astronauts for First Boeing, SpaceX U.S. Commercial Spaceflights
NASA today (July 9) named the first four astronauts who will fly on the first U.S. commercial spaceflights in private…
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Falcon 9 Rocket Failure a Huge Blow to SpaceX: Musk
In his first public comments since the surprise disintegration of the commercial SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket some two minutes after…
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Russian Progress Supply Freighter Docks at Space Station, Ending String of International Launch Failures
Over three tons of much needed supplies and equipment finally reached the crew living aboard the International Space Station (ISS),…
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Falcon 9 Failure Investigation Focuses on Data not Debris as SpaceX Seeks Root Cause
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL - SpaceX and NASA are diligently working to “identify the root cause” of the June 28…