Almost a year after NASA’s final shuttle mission, consensus about the future direction of U.S. human spaceflight remains elusive.
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HOUSTON — Amazon.com founder and chief executive Jeff Bezos’ announcement that he not only had located the engines that launched the first manned Moon landing mission but was also planning to recover at least one of them from the ocean floor came as just as much a surprise to NASA as it did to the public.
Bezos Finds Apollo 11 Engines in Atlantic, Plans To Raise Them [Wired]
Jeff Bezos, the Amazon.com founder who bankrolled the private spaceflight company Blue Origin, has a new space-related venture, Wired reports: He has located and plans to recover the Apollo 11 rocket engines from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.
Bezos Finds Apollo 11 Engines in Atlantic, Plans To Raise Them [Wired]
Jeff Bezos, the Amazon.com founder who bankrolled the private spaceflight company Blue Origin, has a new space-related venture, Wired reports: He has located and plans to recover the Apollo 11 rocket engines from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.
ABC Dance Competition Jettisons Apollo 11 Legend
Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the Moon, became the second celebrity contestant voted off ABC’s 10th season of “Dancing with the Stars.” The Apollo 11 astronaut got the boot April 6 after he and his dance partner, 27-year-old Ashly Costa, received the judges’ lowest scores for the third week in a row.
Apollo 11 Moonwalker Aldrin Joins TV Dance Competition
Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, 80, will appear this spring on ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars,” a televised dance competition that pairs celebrities with professional dancers.
NASA Officials Lacked Foresight To Archive Apollo 11 Footage
SAN FRANCISCO
— When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the Moon’s surface
July 20, 1969
, the historic moment was captured by a small video camera aboard the lunar module.
Astrobiotic Plans Robotic Lunar Mission to Apollo 11 Site
WASHINGTON
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Astrobotic
Technology, the first company to publicly announce its intention to compete for the $200 million Google Lunar X Prize, unveiled plans Oct. 30 for a series of robotic expeditions to build a lunar data library useful to scientists and space agencies alike.
Astra to acquire spacecraft propulsion company Apollo Fusion
Launch vehicle developer Astra is acquiring Apollo Fusion, a company developing electric propulsion systems for spacecraft, as part of its effort to create vertically integrated space systems.
Global Eagle Entertainment completes Chapter 11 restructuring
Global Eagle Entertainment, a provider of media services and satellite Wi-Fi to aircraft, boats and remote locations, has exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy.