Latest articles by Brian Berger
NASA's Exploration Chief to Step Down
Scott Horowitz, NASA's associate administrator for exploration systems, plans to step down this fall.
NASA's Terra Satellite Moved to Avoid Chinese ASAT Debris
Debris from a Chinese anti-satellite weapons test early this year threatens orbiting spacecraft.
DARPA to Decommission Satellite Refueling Prototypes
The decommissioning of the Orbital Express satellite refueling spacecraft begins today.
Senate Panel Boosts NASA Funding
A U.S. Senate panel has recommended providing $17.45 billion for NASA next year.
NASA Signs Space Act Agreements with Three More Firms
NASA will monitor private firms providing new space transportation systems.
House Panel Recommends Increasing NASA and NOAA Budgets
A House subcommittee voted to give NASA and NOAA more money for 2008.
NASA Open to ISS Use by Industry, U.S.
NASA is ready and willing to share the international space station (ISS) with other U.S. government agencies.
NASA Adds Docking Capability For Next Space Observatory
NASA is adding a docking ring to the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
Export Rules Boost U.S. Civil Servant Role in ATV Mission
NASA is training U.S. civil servants to support European cargo flights to the ISS.
Damaged Shuttle Booster Segments Returned to ATK
Four solid-rocket booster segments riding near the front of the freight train that derailed May 2 in Alabama are headed back to Utah for reuse.
NASA Science Chief Puts Principal Investigators on Notice
NASA’s new science chief, Alan Stern, has put principal investigators on budget notice.
Queen of England to Visit NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Queen Elizabeth II plans to stop by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center when she visits the United States in May to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the English settlement at Jamestown, Va.
Lawmakers Rebuff NASA's Plan to Kill Robotic Lunar Lander
House and Senate appropriators have pushed back against NASA's proposed termination of a planned 2011 robotic lunar lander mission.
