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Launch Preview: Crew-13 to head to ISS, Falcon Heavy mission for the NRO (opens the original)
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Four orbital launches are expected this week, all by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy vehicles. From Florida, Crew-13 will launch to the International Space Station while Falcon Heavy will launch a payload for the National Reconnaissance Office from Launch Complex 39A. At Vandenberg, two Falcon 9s are scheduled to launch payloads for the Transporter-18 rideshare mission and the Tranche 1 Transport Layer A constellation. N
NASA, Boeing outline Starliner’s return path to ISS crew rotations (opens the original)
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NASA and Boeing have laid out a revised path for Starliner that puts an uncrewed engineering flight first, a crewed return in 2028, extra station missions on the books, and a new launcher in the certification pipeline. Speaking Monday, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman framed the update as part of a broader push to keep more than one U.S. crew transportation option avail
Ship 41 Makes it to Orbit, Booster 21 Nearly Perfect (opens the original)
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After more than a decade of development in many forms, SpaceX’s Starship has finally reached orbit. Ship 41 lifted off at 7:48:59 am CDT from Pad 2 in Starbase, TX, and completed a fully successful mission. While it did not reach the distance and coast for nearly eight hours, SpaceX has completed a very important milestone for the program. <
Flight 14 waits on approval as a near-term manifest sketches Starship’s next steps (opens the original)
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With Flight 14 being Starship’s first intended orbital mission, a near-term manifest is already pointing to the next two flights in close succession. Those dates look optimistic, and they may well slip, but they do confirm SpaceX is lining up a three-flight stretch from Flights 14 through 16: an orbital attempt from Starbase, a possible return to catching, and Starship’s expected East Coast debut. <s
Expedition 75 astronauts continue science work as Crew-13 readies for launch (opens the original)
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AS the International Space Station continues to orbit Earth as it has for over a quarter of a century, the Expedition 75 astronauts aboard have been busy performing science and maintenance tasks, and preparing for new arrivals and a crew handover early next month. Just before the end of August, the Cygnus XL cargo ship S.S. S
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