Jeff Foust is a journalist at SpaceNews. He writes extensively about space policy, commercial space, and related topics, drawing on his expertise in planetary sciences. Jeff's work has been featured in COPERNICAL, Space Today, The Space Review, and SpaceNews.
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NASA has determined why the Orion heat shield lost more material than expected on the Artemis 1 mission but won’t disclose details until after it completes more tests.
By: Jeff Foust
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The National Reconnaissance Office is continuing to explore use of orbital transfer vehicles and improved multimanifesting
WASHINGTON — NASA has updated a list of candidate landing sites near the south pole of the moon for the Artemis 3 mission, taking into account surface conditions and capabilities of SpaceX's Starship lander.
Several members of Congress are seeking more details about the operation of NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory amid proposals for steep budget cuts.
By: Jeff Foust
WASHINGTON — A recent series of anomalies by SpaceX prompted a warning by a NASA safety panel to stay focused on safety for crewed flights.
Airbus is keeping its options open for some kind of merger of its space business with another company as it continues to assess potential additional losses there.
A top NASA official urged the next administration to maintain current plans to return humans to the moon, warning that a change of destinations could result in a loss of U.S. leadership in space.
WASHINGTON — NASA expects to determine by early next year the next steps for a lunar rover mission it canceled in July amid some confusion over the timing of that decision.
WASHINGTON — SpaceX launched a cargo Dragon mission to the International Space Station as the company and NASA reaffirmed their commitment to safety.
WASHINGTON — A Rocket Lab Electron launched a commercial payload Nov. 5 on a flight wrapped in as much secrecy as a classified government mission.
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