In the face of political uncertainty and public apathy, NASA is beginning to push the case for the Asteroid Redirect Mission (ARM). The points of the Agency’s latest overview portray a mission that will foster the development of numerous key technological advances, most of which will be required for human missions to deep space and the ultimate goal of landing astronauts on Mars.
NASA is moving up a gear with its manifest planning for the Space Launch System…
ATK’s Launch Abort System (LAS) – a key element for crew safety during the ride…
The powerful Exploration Upper Stage (EUS) has taken another step forward, following NASA’s request to…
Space Launch System (SLS) managers are continuing to look at potential – and as yet…
The Stennis Space Center is just weeks away from returning to RS-25 engine testing, following…
Following internal conversations regarding the upper stage design for the forthcoming second flight of the…
With SLS on track to make its debut launch in December 2017 from Launch Complex…
NASA has begun to define the approach towards capturing a space rock that will be…
Space Launch System (SLS) managers are conducting a feasibility study into the use of a…
The United States Navy are deep into preparations for supporting the key test milestones for…
NASA teams are exploring the possibility of launching Orion into a High Elliptical Orbit (HEO),…
In a recent presentation to the human exploration and operations committee of the NASA Advisory…
An agreement has been signed with the United States Navy to provide splashdown recovery support…
