Jeff Foust is a journalist at SpaceNews. He covers space policy, commercial space, and related topics, drawing on his extensive background in planetary sciences. His work has been featured in COPERNICAL, Space Today, The Space Review, and SpaceNews.
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WASHINGTON — Commercial space station developer Vast Space has signed a deal with SpaceX for two private astronaut missions to the International Space Station, pending NASA approval.
WASHINGTON — Three rideshare launch service providers are joining forces to support launches to geostationary orbit.
Delays in the completion of a new Crew Dragon spacecraft will extend the stay of astronauts on the International Space Station by a month.
WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Administration has issued an updated license for the next flight of SpaceX's Starship vehicle, clearing the way for a launch likely in the first half of January.
WASHINGTON — A defunct military weather satellite has broken up in orbit and created more than 50 pieces of debris, the latest in a series of similar incidents involving that line of spacecraft.
WASHINGTON — A Rocket Lab Electron successfully launched a radar imaging satellite for Synspective Dec. 21, days after that Japanese company lifted off on the stock market.
WASHINGTON — SpaceX launched 30 satellites Dec. 21 on the second in a series of dedicated rideshare missions to mid-inclination orbits.
WASHINGTON — A NASA spacecraft is performing better than expected as it makes its closest approach to the sun this week.
WASHINGTON — Liechtenstein became the latest country to sign the Artemis Accords Dec. 20, bringing the total number of signatories to more than half of a key United Nations body.
WASHINGTON — NASA is delaying the launch of three missions to study the sun by several months because of issues with the primary payload.
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