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NASA Inspector General Highlights Three Critical Challenges Amid Budget Constraints

A report from the US Inspector General identifies three significant challenges facing NASA, emphasizing their increased relevance in the context of a limited federal budget. The implications of these challenges pose potential risks to NASA's ongoing and future projects.

2024-11-12T15:36:45.840369-08:00

Ars Technica

JPL Announces 5% Workforce Reduction Amid Funding Challenges

2024-11-12T13:06:14.111389-08:00

Space.com

NASA's Suni Williams Denies Health Claims Aboard ISS

2024-11-12T15:05:54.401651-08:00

Flying Magazine

NASA and Electra Collaborate on AACES 2050 for Sustainable Airliners

2024-11-12T11:34:03.145087-08:00

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Aviation Week

NASA Inspector General Highlights Three Critical Challenges Amid Budget Constraints A report from the US Inspector General identifies three significant challenges facing NASA, emphasizing their increased relevance in the context of a limited federal budget. The implications of these challenges pose potential risks to NASA's ongoing and future projects.

2024-11-12T15:36:45.840369-08:00

NASA Inspector General Highlights Three Critical Challenges Amid Budget Constraints

Space.com

NASA's Suni Williams Denies Health Claims Aboard ISS NASA astronaut Suni Williams has refuted tabloid rumors regarding her health, stating she maintains her weight while on the International Space Station. Williams provided clarity to address public concern, emphasizing her well-being during her mission in the microgravity environment.

2024-11-12T15:05:54.401651-08:00

NASA's Suni Williams Denies Health Claims Aboard ISS

SpaceNews.com

Sierra Space Completes Preliminary Design Review for SDA Satellites Sierra Space, under its $740 million contract with the Space Development Agency, has finalized the Preliminary Design Review for 18 missile warning and tracking satellites. This marks a significant milestone in the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture project.

2024-11-12T14:25:24.625090-08:00

Sierra Space Completes Preliminary Design Review for SDA Satellites

Fox Weather

Voyager 2's Uranus Flyby Re-evaluated After 40 Years Recent analyses reveal that Voyager 2's 1986 flyby captured Uranus during a rare solar wind event, offering a skewed view of its magnetosphere. This insight was missed for nearly four decades, providing new understanding of the planet's complex magnetic environment.

2024-11-12T13:48:45.308584-08:00

Voyager 2's Uranus Flyby Re-evaluated After 40 Years

Ars Technica

JPL Announces 5% Workforce Reduction Amid Funding Challenges NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is set to lay off roughly 325 employees, marking the second wave of job cuts this year. This reduction comes as JPL tackles ongoing budget constraints and complications linked to the Mars Sample Return program.

2024-11-12T13:06:14.111389-08:00

JPL Announces 5% Workforce Reduction Amid Funding Challenges

Flying Magazine

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NASA and Electra Collaborate on AACES 2050 for Sustainable Airliners NASA has contracted Electra.aero to develop innovative technologies and concepts for next-generation commercial airliners under the AACES 2050 initiative, aiming at significant decarbonization and sustainability goals. These future aircraft could potentially enter into service by mid-century, supporting an environmentally sustainable aviation industry.

2024-11-12T11:34:03.145087-08:00

NASA and Electra Collaborate on AACES 2050 for Sustainable Airliners

SpaceNews.com

Space and Defense Await Trump's Policy Changes with Republican Congress Significant shifts in space and national security policy are anticipated as Donald Trump gears up for a potential second term, bolstered by a Republican-controlled Congress. These changes could impact strategic priorities in space exploration and defense sectors.

2024-11-12T10:58:24.295515-08:00

Space and Defense Await Trump's Policy Changes with Republican Congress

SpaceNews.com

NASA's TRACERS Mission: Millennium Spacecraft Ready for 2025 Launch Millennium Space Systems has completed two spacecraft for NASA's TRACERS mission, aimed at studying magnetic reconnection. Scheduled for a 2025 launch, the mission will enhance understanding of space weather phenomena affecting Earth's technological infrastructure. The University of Iowa and Southwest Research Institute lead the mission.

2024-11-12T05:14:26.050833-08:00

NASA's TRACERS Mission: Millennium Spacecraft Ready for 2025 Launch

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