Formerly stranded astronauts don’t blame Boeing for their extended stay in space
NASA’s celebrity astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams said Monday that they hold themselves partly responsible for what went wrong on their space sprint-turned-marathon and would fly on Boeing’s Starliner again.
Moore, a space nutritionist, partnered with NASA and SpaceX to send the first mushrooms into orbit.
The crew will observe Earth's polar regions 430 kilometers above the surface, allowing the Crew Dragon Resilience to travel ...
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A new ultra-thin lightsail design could cut interstellar travel time by centuries, say scientists from Brown and TU Delft.
The effects of antigravity are hair-raising — and hair-graying. When US astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita Williams touched back down to Earth after their prolonged nine-month ...
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Retired NASA Chief coming to TechWorks for discussionFrank Hughes, a retired NASA Chief of Space Flight Training, is coming to TechWorks! on April 3 and April 4 to speak about ...
Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore do not get overtime for their unexpectedly long stay on the International Space Station, ...
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The Axiom Mission 4, or Ax-4, crew will launch aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station. The ...
Private sectors leading the way for NASA’s operations in seeking manned space travel could lead to a negative shift in focus ...
The private sector is revolutionizing space exploration. Here’s how forward-thinking companies can capitalize on this cosmic ...
Boeing leaders are scheduled to meet with the astronauts, according to Barry Wilmore, who spent nine months in orbit with ...
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