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Russia’s Space Station Incident Points to Larger Issues

Mission Control, Science, Science / SpaceBy Eric Berger, Ars TechnicaAugust 3, 2021

Nauka’s errant firings were likely the result of human error—and they raise concerns about the future of the country’s space program and its partnership with NASA.

The Thrusters Behind NASA’s Mission to the Asteroid Psyche

Science, Science / Space, Space OdysseyBy Eric Berger, Ars TechnicaApril 9, 2021

Hall thrusters have been used in satellites for years. Now, they’ll play a crucial role in reaching a metallic asteroid called Psyche.

The Thrusters Behind NASA’s Mission to the Asteroid Psyche

Science, Science / Space, Space OdysseyBy Eric Berger, Ars TechnicaApril 9, 2021

Hall thrusters have been used in satellites for years. Now, they’ll play a crucial role in reaching a metallic asteroid called Psyche.

SpaceX Is Going All In on Its South Texas Starport

Lone Star, Science, Science / SpaceBy Eric Berger, Ars TechnicaMarch 10, 2021

New documents show the company has grand plans for its Boca Chica launch site, providing more evidence that Elon Musk is bullish on SpaceX’s future there.

The Trump Administration Left Biden With a Rocket Dilemma

Fired Up, Science, Science / SpaceBy Eric Berger, Ars TechnicaJanuary 28, 2021

Mike Pence promised to land on the moon in 2024, but that’s fallen out of reach. So what now?

China Is One Launch Closer to Building Its Own Space Station

Science, Science / SpaceBy Eric Berger, Ars TechnicaMay 6, 2020

The success of the Long March 5B rocket marked the country’s latest attempt to position itself as an equal to NASA in space.

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