I’m sure most readers have already heard/read something similar to the following: for the first time in nearly a decade, American astronauts will launch from U.S. soil. Two astronauts will be launched from Launch Complex 39A in Florida at 1632 EDT on May 27. They will ride on inside a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule on… Continue reading Human Spaceflight, Its Future under NASA, and the Moon
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Space Industry Wrestles Reality on a Roll
Plenty of articles have been written about the “Future of the Space Industry” after the world has dealt with COVID-19. So much literary hand-wringing goes on in these opinions and prognostications, I have to wonder if I’m missing something. There are full-on articles dedicated to the worry about whether the commercial human spaceflight “industry” will… Continue reading Space Industry Wrestles Reality on a Roll
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