House SS&T Chairman Smith Wants Vision for Space Program

House SS&T Chairman Smith Wants Vision for Space Program

Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX), chairman of the House Science, Space and Technology (SS&T) Committee, made clear at a hearing yesterday and in an op-ed today that he is not convinced …

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Antares Launch Scrubbed – update

Antares Launch Scrubbed – update

This article was updated in its entirety at 6:40 pm ET. The test launch of Orbital Sciences Corporation’s Antares rocket was scrubbed today because of premature separation of an umbilical …

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GAO Applauds NASA Progress in Program Management

GAO Applauds NASA Progress in Program Management

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) applauded NASA’s progress in reforming its management of major programs in a report released today.  The congressional watchdog agency said that, excluding the James Webb …

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Mikulski Will Support Asteroid Initiative, Not Sure About Orion, Planetary Requests

Mikulski Will Support Asteroid Initiative, Not Sure About Orion, Planetary Requests

Speaking to the Maryland Space Business Roundtable today, Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, said that she will support President Obama’s new asteroid retrieval initiative, but …

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Antares Launch on Schedule Despite Anomaly

Antares Launch on Schedule Despite Anomaly

Orbital Sciences Corporation still hopes to conduct its first test launch of the new Antares rocket on Wednesday despite an anomaly during a wet dress rehearsal yesterday. Orbital said in …

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