This year’s decision to increase and extend use of the initial “Block 1” operating configuration of NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) booster also impacts the space agency’s near-term plans for evolution of the launch vehicle’s design.
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NASA confirms Galileo flew through Europa plumes, adds excitement for Europa Clipper mission
Newly understood instrumentation readings returned in the 1990s from NASA’s Galileo spacecraft in orbit of…
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NASA has completed an important three day Technical Interchange Meeting regarding the agency’s upcoming flagship…
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NASA has confirmed “statistically significant evidence” from the Hubble Space Telescope indicating the presence of…
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With work continuing on a lengthy project to convert the Mobile Launcher (ML) for use…
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NASA has selected nine out of 33 proposed instruments for inclusion in a proposed mission…
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SpaceX head Elon Musk has revealed plans to utilize the Falcon Heavy and Dragon 2…
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NASA’s 2016 budget proposal has provided a small amount of funding to formate a plan…
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NASA is moving up a gear with its manifest planning for the Space Launch System…
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Space Launch System (SLS) managers are continuing to look at potential – and as yet…
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In what is a significant step forward in planning for a mission to Jupiter’s moon…
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Space Launch System (SLS) managers are conducting a feasibility study into the use of a…