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U.S.S.F’s SSC issues 2 Task Orders for National Security Space Launch Phase 3 Lane 1

October 20, 2024

First Phase 3 Lane 1 task orders issued under dual-lane acquisition strategy expandslaunch service provider pool for national security launches. The U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command (SSC) awarded National […]

Filed Under: Business Moves, Constellation, Contracts, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), IDIQ, Military, Military Constellation, Military Constellations, Military Contracts, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), National Security Space Launch, News, SmallSat, SmallSat Builds, Smallsat Constellation, Smallsat Contract, Smallsat Fleet, Smallsat Markets, smallsats, Space Development Agency (SDA), Space Systems Command, Space Systems Command, Space Vehicles, SpaceX, Task Orders, Tranche 2 Transport Layer (T2TL), U.S. Space Systems Command, United States Space Systems Command, Vandenberg SFB Tagged With: Featured

SpaceX, at zero to 4,000 mph in less than three minutes, begins NASA’s Crew-9 astronauts’ journey on way to ISS

September 28, 2024

Cape Canaveral’s weather cooperated on September 28, despite hurricane Helene, making it possible at 1:17 ET for SpaceX to send NASA’s Crew 9 astronauts, NASA astronaut Nick Hague, commander, and […]

Filed Under: Astronaut Missions, Astronauts, Ax-3 Mission (Axiom), Boeing, Boeing Starliner, Booster, Booster Recovery, Demonstrations, Dragon, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Droneship, Experiments, Falcon 9, International Space Station (ISS), Launch Abort System, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), NASA, Roscosmos, Russia, Science Experiments, Soyuz, Space Launch Complex 40, Space Missions, SpaceX, SpaceX Crew Mission, SpaceX Dragon, Weather Forecasting Tagged With: Featured

SpaceX’s Saturday launch of the Crew-9 astronauts’ mission tenuous due to Helene

September 26, 2024

SpaceX and NASA are targeting no earlier than Saturday, September 28, at 1:17 p.m. EDT due to Tropical Storm Helene, for Falcon 9’s launch of Dragon’s ninth operational human spaceflight […]

Filed Under: Astronaut Missions, Astronauts, Ax-3 Mission (Axiom), Boeing, Boeing Starliner, Booster, Booster Recovery, Demonstrations, Dragon, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Droneship, Experiments, Falcon 9, International Space Station (ISS), Launch Abort System, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), NASA, Roscosmos, Russia, Science Experiments, Soyuz, Space Launch Complex 40, Space Missions, SpaceX Dragon, Weather Forecasting

SpaceX preps for Saturday’s Crew-9 mission of two astronauts to conduct experiments and demonstrations on ISS

September 24, 2024

SpaceX and NASA are targeting no earlier than Saturday, September 28 due to Tropical Storm Helene, for Falcon 9’s launch of Dragon’s ninth operational human spaceflight mission (Crew-9) to the […]

Filed Under: Astronaut Missions, Astronauts, Ax-3 Mission (Axiom), Boeing, Boeing Starliner, Booster, Booster Recovery, Demonstrations, Dragon, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Droneship, Experiments, Falcon 9, International Space Station (ISS), Launch Abort, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), NASA, Roscosmos, Russia, Science Experiments, Soyuz, Space Missions

SpaceX finally has a new date for Polaris Dawn to achieve the highest Earth orbit since the Apollo

August 29, 2024

Weather conditions are anticipated to be clear for a projected launch date of Polaris Dawn, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket that will launch Crew Dragon spacecraft on September 1 at 3:38 […]

Filed Under: Astronaut Missions, Astronauts, Booster, Booster Recovery, Dragon, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Droneship, Extravehicular Activity (EVA), Falcon 9, Launch, Launch Complex 39A (Kennedy Space Center), Launch Delay, Launch Facilities, Launch Management, Research, Research + Testing, SpaceX, SpaceX Crew Mission

SpaceX’s UPDATE: Polaris Dawn still on hold

August 28, 2024

Weather still remains the reason for the SpaceX Poaris Dawn delay. Late yesterday this announcement was provided. No further information has been provided by SpaceX regarding the upcoming Polaris Dawn […]

Filed Under: 3D Printing, Astronaut Missions, Astronauts, Booster, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Droneship, Extravehicular Activity (EVA), Falcon 9, Launch, Launch Complex 39A (Kennedy Space Center), Launch Delay, Launch Platform, Launch Preparations, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Mars, Moon, NASA, Space Launch Complex, SpaceX, Starlink, Weather Forecasting

UPDATE: SpaceX now is standing down and delays launch of Polaris Dawn’s first commercial space walk due to weather

August 27, 2024

Due to unfavorable weather forecasted in Dragon’s splashdown areas off the coast of Florida, SpaceX is standing down from Falcon 9’s launch opportunities of Polaris Dawn on Wednesday, August 28 […]

Filed Under: 3D Printing, Astronaut Missions, Astronauts, Booster, Booster Recovery, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Droneship, Extravehicular Activity (EVA), Falcon 9, Launch, Launch Complex 39A (Kennedy Space Center), Launch Delay, Launch Facilities, Launch Management, Launch Services, Launch Vehicle, NASA, Spacesuits, Spacewalking System, SpaceX, SpaceX Crew Mission

SpaceX’s Polaris Program Tuesday launch is a first-of-its-kind effort to rapidly advance human spaceflight capabilities

August 25, 2024

SpaceX’s Polaris Program will launch on Tuesday, August 27 from Kennedy Space Center at 12:38 – 4:09 am PDT. The forecast calls for a temperature of 82°F, clear skies, 8% […]

Filed Under: Biological & Scientic Experiments On-Orbit, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Human Health Research, Kennedy Space Center, Launch Management, Launch Plan, Launch Preparations, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Mars, Moon, Research + Testing, Research Flight, Satellite Constellation Operations

SpaceX ready to launch crew on Polaris Dawn to reach the highest Earth orbit since the Apollo

August 22, 2024

SpaceX is targeting Tuesday, August 27 at 3:38 a.m. ET for Falcon 9’s launch of Polaris Dawn to low-Earth orbit from Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in […]

Filed Under: Apollo 11, Comms, Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Experiments, Human Health Research, International Space Station (ISS), Kennedy Space Center, Laser, Launch, Launch Complex 39A (Kennedy Space Center), Launch Facilities, Launch Management, Launch Preparations, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Research, Research + Testing, smallsats, SpaceX, SpaceX Crew Mission, Starlink

UPDATE Boeing has a problem — too many astronauts and not enough ISS parking spaces

July 31, 2024

NASA will be sending more astronauts to the ISS in the next few weeks shuttled by SpaceX however the two stranded NASA astronauts taken aboard Boeing’s Starliner, and delivered to […]

Filed Under: Astronauts, Boeing, Boeing Starliner, CEO, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Dragon Spacecraft (SpaceX), Flight Readiness Firing, Hot Fire Test, International Space Station (ISS), Modules, NASA, Russia, Space Vehicle Design, SpaceX, SpaceX Crew Mission, Static Test Firing, Test Firing, Thruster Systems Tagged With: Featured

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