Holdren, Bolden Praise Garver

Holdren, Bolden Praise Garver

Presidential Science Adviser John Holdren and NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden praised outgoing Deputy Administrator Lori Garver today for her dedicated service. Garver revealed yesterday that she is leaving NASA after …

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Russia's Rokot Launch Vehicle Also Readying for Return to Flight

Russia's Rokot Launch Vehicle Also Readying for Return to Flight

Russia’s spate of launch vehicle failures includes a January 2013 malfunction of a Rokot-Briz combination that left three small military communications satellites in the wrong orbit and one of them nonfunctional.  Rokot …

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Lori Garver Leaving NASA

Lori Garver Leaving NASA

NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver announced today that she is leaving NASA effective September 6. In an email, Garver said that she has accepted a position in the private sector outside …

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Rogozin Lashes Out at Roscosmos, Popovkin Reprimanded

Rogozin Lashes Out at Roscosmos, Popovkin Reprimanded

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin lashed out at Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos, and the space sector generally at a meeting in Moscow today, three days after Roscosmos director Vladimir Popovkin …

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McCarthy Introduces SOARS Act to Streamline Commercial Spaceflight Regs

McCarthy Introduces SOARS Act to Streamline Commercial Spaceflight Regs

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) introduced a bill yesterday to streamline the regulatory process for commercial suborbital and orbital spaceflight. The Suborbital and Orbital Advancement and Regulatory Streamlining (SOARS) Act, H.R. 3038, is …

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Kathy Sullivan Nominated as NOAA Administrator

Kathy Sullivan Nominated as NOAA Administrator

Former astronaut Kathy Sullivan was nominated by President Obama yesterday to become Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and the new administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration …

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