NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden has strongly ruled out missions to land on the Moon as part of NASA’s exploration roadmap, claiming any future political re-direction to return humans to the lunar surface would send the Agency “back to square one”. Meanwhile, Northrop Grumman have completed their Lunar Lander Study on behalf of the Golden Spike Company.
In a recent presentation to the human exploration and operations committee of the NASA Advisory…
NASA administrator Charlie Bolden has officially announced an ambitious mission to send a crew to…
Following 2012 DA14’s close pass to Earth on Friday, asteroids once again found their way…
With a focus on building the archetypal missions for NASA’s new Space Launch System rocket,…
The recently revealed Golden Spike Company have announced a contract with Northrop Grumman to design…
As NASA managers continue to work modifications to an unreleased exploration plan, one that has…
The first crewed mission of NASA’s Beyond Earth Orbit (BEO) exploration era will send a…
Space Launch System (SLS) teams are over a month into their DAC-2 (Design Analysis Cycle),…
NASA’s Human Architecture Team (HAT) are coming to the conclusion of their support activity phase…
The international crew of the NEEMO 16 (NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations) mission have begun…
NASA, ESA and JAXA astronauts will all be involved in the upcoming NEEMO 16 (NASA…
Classed as one of the defined destinations for NASA astronauts in the mid to late…
The latest documentation relating to the efforts to create an Exploration Roadmap for NASA’s future…
As NASA continues the early development phase of its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, contract…
Aerojet – famous for being a key element of numerous launch vehicle and satellite propulsion…
