Mark R. Whittington is a journalist and writer who has contributed to various publications including The Hill, Houston Chronicle, Newswav, and Space Today. His articles often focus on space exploration, diplomacy, and the intersection of politics and space policy. Whittington has also been featured in The Messenger.
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His suggestion that the United States government cut all ties to SpaceX would be an unmitigated disaster for NASA and the United States military.
Robert Reich, former Labor secretary under President Bill Clinton and current public policy professor at the University of California at Berkeley, is angry with SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
The history of space exploration can be said to be written in images as much as in words.
By: Mark R. Whittington
The history of space exploration can be said to be written in images as much as in words. The iconic picture of Buzz Aldrin saluting the American flag on the surface of the moon is one of the most familiar and well-beloved.
The situation sets up an interesting dynamic that the United States and India both can use to their mutual advantage.
By: Mark R. Whittington
India has already accomplished great things in space. It has orbited the moon three times and landed on the lunar surface once with its Chandrayaan missions.
Two problems must be solved before SpaceX lands anything on Mars, one technical, one bureaucratic.
By: Mark R. Whittington
Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, recently boasted that he will land five uncrewed Starship rockets on the surface of Mars in 2026.
The moon landing missions planned to take place in the next few months are the Firefly Aerospace Blue Ghost, the Intuitive Machines IM-2 Nova C and the iSpace Hakuto-R Mission 2.
By: Mark R. Whittington
Amid an important election, natural disasters and wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, the exploration of the moon is proceeding apace.
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