Japanese Epsilon Rocket’s Maiden Flight Scheduled for August
Artist's rendition of Epsilon Launch Vehicle (Credits: JAXA) The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has announced the date of the maiden... Read more →
RASSOR: Digging on the Moon
With rising public and commercial enthusiasm for mining asteroids and the Moon and enabling in situ resource utilization on Mars, there is an... Read more →
ESA Pushes Forward with Ariane 6 Despite Criticism
Antonio Fabrizi, ESA Launch Veichle Director, with the family of European launcers. (Credits: ESA). The European Space Agency (ESA) has replied... Read more →
Flight Simulation in Space Travel
The Dream Chaser flight simulator, being put to use at NASA's Langley facility (Credits: NASA). The need for safety standards and applicable... Read more →
Date With An Alligator: The Trials of Gemini IX-A
This is the second part of a two part series. Read Part 1 here. Gene Cernan’s EVA was the longest to date, by far the most complex … and... Read more →
Reinhold Ewald on a Career in and about Space
Reinhold Ewald started his astronaut career training as a backup for a 1992 Mir mission. He made it to space in 1997 with a 18 day stint on Mir,... Read more →