What we know: Boeing expects more Florida layoffs, NASA's SLS future remains unknown
Boeing informed its employees working on NASA's Artemis program that it was preparing for as many as 400 layoffs connected to the giant rocket under development amid possible shakeups to the country's return-to-the-moon initiative, the company said.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo-based moon exploration company ispace is heartened by signs the United States and Japan will remain ...
"Yet, NASA will face a myriad of daunting budgetary, industrial, geopolitical, technical, and health and medical constraints ...
NASA has released a detailed animation (above) showing how the Artemis II mission will look from launch to splashdown.The ...
A bevy of space companies will lend a hand to NASA's moon goals under new contracts centered around the agency's upcoming ...
NASA's latest safety report raises concerns over the Artemis program, citing technical and budgetary risks, as well as health ...
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Media are invited to visit NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, to capture ...
You would not expect to see NASA at a car show-but that's exactly where Johnson Space Center employees were from Jan. 29 to ...
Read about the new features that NASA will deploy with the upcoming update of its core Flight System software.
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