Press Clips Week 14-2019
Boeing’s First Crewed Test Flight Gains Extension Missions are often altered as they are readied for flight. The first crewed launch for... Read more →
IAASS Award Winning Book And The Accident That Should Have Never Happened
Michael Tyner Alsbury, 39, SpaceShipTwo co-pilot (Credit: Legacy.com) At the end of 2017, Elsevier published the IAASS book "Space Safety and Human... Read more →
Press Clips Week 13-2019
FAA Rule Would Streamline Commercial Space Launch and Reentry Requirements The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) today posted a proposed... Read more →
Press Clips Week 12-2019
Almost Ready: Spacex Has Work To Do Before Dragon Is Ready To Carry Crew Among the thousands of spectators who watched the Falcon 9 launch of the... Read more →
IAASS Seeks the Next President
The International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS) announces it is seeking candidates for the position of President of the... Read more →
Press Clips Week 11-2019
Months After Aborted Flight, U.S.-Russian Crew Makes Smooth Trip To Space Station NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Alexey Ovchinin... Read more →
Press Clips Week 10-2019
Two NASA Astronauts Will Conduct The First All-Female Spacewalk In History An all-female crew will perform a spacewalk at the International... Read more →
Press Clips Week 09-2019
Oneweb’s First Six Global Internet Satellites Are Safely In Orbit After four years and more than $2 billion in funding, OneWeb is ready to... Read more →
Press Clips Week 08-2019
New House Space Subcommittee Chair Plans To Address Commercial Space Issues The new chair of the House space subcommittee says she’s looking... Read more →
Press Clips Week 07-2019
New FAA Commercial Space Head Promises Transparency With Industry The new leader of the commercial space transportation office within the Federal... Read more →