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Through its Artemis mission, NASA will endeavor to return humans, including the first woman, to the Moon in the year 2024, and it has just narrowed down the field of firms that will help carry the astronauts safely down to the lunar surface. Blue Origi… Continue reading NASA narrows the field of firms to build its Artemis lunar lander
NASA is huge, and with an annual budget of US$21.5 billion, over 17,000 employees and who knows how many geniuses, you’d think it could pretty much solve any sciencey spacey problem. But no. The space agency not only needs outside help, it en… Continue reading NASA announces 19 public-private partnerships to accelerate Moon and Mars programs
Blue Origin signed a letter of intent with two German space companies to deliver supplies to the Moon by 2023. Continue reading Jeff Bezos Is Planning to Ship ‘Several Metric Tons of Cargo’ to the Moon
Moon community concepts are being developed by federal space agencies and private spaceflight companies. What legal, economic, and social frameworks should apply to these communities? Continue reading Corporations Are Ready to Build Moon Villages, Our Laws Are Not
In April the US House of Representatives passed an Act that says, “Outer space shall not be considered a global commons.” Continue reading American Capitalism Is Suffocating the Endless Possibilities of Space
All of the fiery glory, none of the waiting. Continue reading Watch the Highlight Reel of Blue Origin’s Successful Rocket Test
From SpaceX to Moon Express, companies have a lot of red tape to wrangle before heading to the Great Beyond. Continue reading Here’s the Paperwork You Need to Reach the Moon
The vehicle will land with one bum parachute to test its safety systems. Continue reading Why Blue Origin Plans to Crash-Land Its Reusable Rocket