Irene Klotz
Space Editor at Aviation Week
Senior Space Editor Aviation Week & Space Technology
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aviationweek.com | Irene Klotz |Mark Carreau
The U.S. plans to operate the International Space Station (ISS) for another five years, but risks to the orbital outpost are a growing concern, an independent NASA safety oversight panel says. The ISS, which has hosted rotating teams of astronauts and cosmonauts since 2000, is experiencing a small but persistent air leak in the Russian segment, cause unknown. The air is leaking from cracks in the access tunnel, known as the PrK, between the Russian Zvezda service model and a docking port.
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aviationweek.com | Irene Klotz
Isaacman said that, if confirmed, he would not be beholden to top Trump advisor Elon Musk. “My loyalty is to the agency,” he said. “They are contractors—they work for us, not the other way around.”Jared Isaacman is no stranger to members of the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, which oversees NASA. Isaacman, who twice chartered orbital Crew Dragon missions from SpaceX, is a poster child for commercial space and is President Donald Trump’s nominee to head NASA...
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1 week ago |
aviationweek.com | Irene Klotz
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1 week ago |
aviationweek.com | Guy Norris |Irene Klotz |Vivienne Machi |Garrett Reim
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2 weeks ago |
aviationweek.com | Irene Klotz |Vivienne Machi
The U.S. Space Force shuffled the lineup for launching its next series of high-priority national security space missions, swapping the lead position of heritage provider United Launch Alliance for competitor SpaceX.
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Well said. Dennis is a poet for science .
Well, this hits me right in the feels. In the truest "end of an era" sense, @overbye is retiring from the NYT Science desk, after a quarter-century of definitive coverage that managed to be the most intellectually savvy—and emotionally stirring—in the biz. Dennis, we'll miss you
Out-going NASA administrator Bill Nelson says he plans to announce plan for alternative architecture for Mars sample return in early January, before leaving office.
Blue Origin's Lars Hoffman says New Glenn is due to fly "within the next next few weeks. The vehicle is ready, but there's a process that we have to follow to ensure that we're on a path to success."
