In an interview with NASASpaceflight, Northrop Grumman’s Sally Richardson, Program Director, Human Landing System, provided key updates on the progress the company is making on its Transfer Element, part of a three-piece Human Landing System (HLS) lunar lander.
Northrop Grumman is part of the National Team, also consisting of Blue Origin (project lead), Lockheed Martin, and Draper.
An international team of scientists has found the cause of the largest Martian seismic event,…
2022 has marked another busy chapter for the International Space Station (ISS). Along with its…
NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket has left the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy…
NASA, Boeing, and ULA teams, along with international partners, have finished the agency Flight Readiness…
The start of 2022 saw no let-up for the Expedition 66 crew aboard the International…
NASA and SpaceX launched the Commercial Resupply Services 24 (CRS-24) mission to the International Space…
Thirty-one years after its launch, and 12 years after its most-recent servicing mission, the NASA/…
Student teams from around the country have partnered with NASA to test prototype tools for…
Speaking to media at the Satellite 2020 conference in Washington, DC, CEO Tory Bruno previewed…
Private industry is partnering with NASA to develop technologies and vehicles for crewed missions to…
The Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) team that will launch the first integrated Orion and Space…
NASA’s InSight lander has performed a perfect and critical entry and descent through the Martian…
A MicroMeteoroid and Orbital Debris (MMOD) strike on the Number 2 window of the International Space…
The next NASA rover to be sent to the surface of Mars has received twice…
The International Station Station (ISS) team have confirmed they still have an air tight cooling…
NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (ASAP) have gone on record to say they are satisfied…
The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) have launched their H-IIB F3 carrier rocket from the Tanegashima…
NASA’s Human Architecture Team (HAT) are coming to the conclusion of their support activity phase…
NASA, ESA and JAXA astronauts will all be involved in the upcoming NEEMO 16 (NASA…
