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NASA advances LISA telescope development to final preflight test unit

NASA is advancing development of the final preflight test telescope for LISA, the European-led space observatory designed to detect gravitational waves. L3Harris Technologies will design, assemble and integrate the unit, incorporating lessons from testing a prototype delivered in 2024. The telescop…

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October 2026 6 events
  1. Anthropic commits $150 million to AI access for federal research
  2. NASA opens competition to build aerospace power testing laboratory
  3. NASA collaboration captures heat shield breakdown in 3D during heating
  4. Coral imaging AI reaches operational testing with NOAA
  5. NASA tests pressure-sensitive paint on a large freely moving wing
  6. NASA selects 16 companies for $1.4 billion logistics agreements
September 2026 23 events
  1. NASA awards approximately $38 million lunar 5G development contract
  2. NASA awards Omitron approximately $23.5 million orbital safety contract
  3. New mapping method reveals 1,943 valleys beneath Greenland ice
  4. Spacecraft sent to raise Swift telescope's orbit returns without reaching it
  5. NASA Selects PRIMA as First Probe Explorer Mission
  6. NASA selects Teledyne for lunar power system development
  7. AstroForge plans autonomous spacecraft controlled by in-house AI
  8. NASA's Roman telescope activates infrared camera
  9. NASA adds three Crew Dragon missions in $946 million SpaceX contract change
  10. NASA reportedly plans two more crewed Starliner orders
  11. NASA selects SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare for StarBurst gamma-ray mission
  12. NASA study refines measurement of Earth's shifting mass center
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  1. NASA says Roman telescope has fuel for at least 22 years
  2. Minitap alleges Google's Artemis reused its open-source mobile-use code without credit
  3. NASA and IBM release open lunar foundation model on Hugging Face
  4. NASA's Starling satellite navigates without GPS using nearby space objects
  5. ETH Zurich loads 100 PB of NASA climate data onto Alps supercomputer for AI forecasting
  6. NASA opens state bidding for U.S. Space Academy with 2027 groundbreaking target
  7. ESA to proceed alone on Venus Envision after NASA drops radar instrument
  8. NASA commits up to $700 million for Blue Origin Mars relay network
  9. NASA shifts first Artemis landings to simpler Axiom suit
  10. NASA awards Blue Origin Mars communications-network contract
  11. NASA's near-term Mars focus shifts toward helicopter exploration
August 2026 29 events
  1. Teledyne says Roman launch lifts its in-orbit sensor count above 1,000
  2. NASA launches Roman telescope toward L2 orbit
  3. Trump order starts process for U.S. Space Academy
  4. AeroVironment says it won work on three Mars helicopters
  5. Infleqtion says NASA awarded $20 million for quantum gravity mission work
  6. Justice Department says it disrupted Chinese hacking operation and seized two domains
  7. NASA-backed tool links fault analysis to spacecraft design
  8. NASA-led team maps Arctic near-freezing soil phase with AI
  9. New U.S. space policy calls for expanded federal spaceport capacity
  10. NASA ends Swift telescope reboost attempt after LINK control issue
  11. NASA ends plan to raise Swift observatory after servicing craft problems
  12. NASA awards $10.5 million for seven aerospace workforce hubs
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  1. NASA opens $500,000 orbital-drag measurement challenge
  2. NASA power changes extend Voyager 2 science operations
  3. MIT Lincoln Lab advances LightHOUSE optical beacons for cislunar navigation
  4. New Jersey roof meteorite preserves salty-fluid history from a primitive CM asteroid
  5. Texas A&M NASA study: lower gravity pushes people to simpler movement patterns
  6. AI-flagged tidal disruption reveals million-solar-mass black hole 30,000 light-years off-center
  7. NASA to keep its 48-year-old Voyager 2 probe running for yet another year
  8. NASA PUNCH test predicts solar storm Earth arrival within 30 minutes
  9. U-M designs memory-centric chips to cut power for future exoplanet telescopes
  10. NASA Backs Wild Plan for a Laser-Powered Drone to Explore Giant Caves Below the Moon's Surface
  11. SpaceX and NASA study disposal paths after Falcon 9 stage set to hit moon
  12. Hillsborough meteorite holds evidence of ancient asteroid brines, Science Advances study finds
  13. NASA targets SpaceX Crew-13 ISS launch as soon as Sept. 12; Cybertrucks replace pad MRAPs
  14. Discarded SpaceX upper stage set for unintended moon impact near Einstein Crater
  15. Katalyst works to stabilize Link satellite after spin threatens NASA Swift rescue
  16. Curiosity finds vast honeycomb of polygonal fractures in Mars Valle Grande
  17. Aircraft studies find high supersaturation that could let aerosols invigorate tropical storms
July 2026 19 events
  1. UK Space Agency awards £3 million for NASA Habitable Worlds Observatory instruments
  2. NASA says Katalyst Link satellite has reaction wheel failures on Swift rescue mission
  3. NASA Hubble study finds Andromeda star formation slowing over the last 40 million years
  4. Fermi data confirm gamma-ray pulsations from extreme millisecond pulsar PSR J0435+3233
  5. SpaceX flies 13th Starship test, deploys upgraded Starlink V3s on suborbital path
  6. NASA plans Artemis III orbital rehearsal docking Orion with SpaceX and Blue Origin landers
  7. NASA New Horizons awakens after 321-day hibernation for outer heliosphere science
  8. Mission Space and Puli Space Sign MOU to Explore Lunar Surface Environmental Monitoring Mission
  9. NASA-led study: extreme geomagnetic storms may hit twice as hard as thought
  10. NASA Robot Assembly Algorithm Developed by Graduate Student Enables Satellite Antenna Insertion
  11. NASA selects 41 space technologies for future Moon and Mars exploration
  12. NASA backs dozens of projects on the space frontier, including some with Northwest connections
Show 7 earlier events
  1. NASA Creates Bose-Einstein Condensates Aboard ISS with Upgraded Cold Atom Lab
  2. Artemis II crew returns to NASA's Kennedy Space Center for first time
  3. Save Hubble: the race to preserve the space telescope kicks off
  4. NASA's COFFIES Center Makes Breakthrough on Solar Enigma
  5. NASA Rover Takes a Closer Look at Organic Carbon on Mars
  6. Webb Uncovers Dust-Shrouded Heart of Centaurus A After Galaxy Clash
  7. NASA Swift Boost Mission scrubs June 30 launch of Katalyst Space LINK robotic telescope-servicer due to weather
June 2026 6 events
  1. NASA offloads second RS-25 engine for Artemis III SLS rocket at Kennedy Space Center
  2. NASA's Cold Atom Lab upgrade creates ultra-cold quantum matter in space
  3. NASA selects Rocket Lab for three Electron launches supporting PolSIR and TSIS-2 missions
  4. NASA picks Eric Schmidt's rocket company for Mars mission, setting up a race with SpaceX
  5. SpaceX smashes Wall Street expectations in historic IPO debut
  6. Axiom Space Closed Oversubscribed Financing at $525M+
May 2026 2 events
  1. Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes during testing in Florida
  2. NASA Expedition 74 performs space physics experiments post-spacewalk
April 2026 9 events
  1. NASA OIG Details Chinese National's Years-Long Spear-Phishing Scheme for Defense Software
  2. NASA's Lunar Gateway modules found corroded, adding to program's woes
  3. NASA reports Artemis II heat shield and rocket performed as expected
  4. SpaceX IPO could value company at over $1 trillion as investors weigh space economics
  5. Blue Origin reuses New Glenn rocket for first time, but satellite reaches wrong orbit
  6. Blue Origin achieves booster reuse but faces upper-stage issue on New Glenn flight
  7. Amazon's Leo satellite internet service scheduled to launch mid-2026
  8. NASA's Artemis II crew sets new distance record from Earth
  9. NASA Launches Artemis II, Sending Four Astronauts Toward the Moon for First Time in 54 Years
March 2026 13 events
  1. NASA'S PUNCH Images Eruptions from the Sun
  2. Final Preparations Underway for NASA's Moon Mission
  3. NASA outlines $20 billion moon base plan
  4. A Gravity Map of Earth
  5. NASA revising Artemis to reduce Boeing role, elevate SpaceX Starship for lunar orbit
  6. Progress 94 cargo spacecraft launches to ISS
  7. Artemis 2 returns to the pad for April launch attempt
  8. NASA convenes Artemis international partners to discuss new program architecture
  9. NASA Reassessing Artemis II Rollout as Ground Teams Make Up Time
  10. NASA Chandra Discovers Neutron Star Collision in Unique Galactic Setting
  11. NASA contract confirms selection of ULA's Centaur 5 as new upper stage for the SLS rocket
  12. NASA Strengthens Artemis: Adds Mission, Refines Overall Architecture
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  1. Monarch Quantum selected for NASA JPL Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder photonics
February 2026 13 events
  1. NASA rolls back Artemis II SLS rocket to Vehicle Assembly Building for helium flow repairs
  2. NASA to Rollback Artemis II Rocket, Spacecraft
  3. NASA Troubleshooting Artemis II Rocket Upper Stage Issue
  4. Aerospace Robotics Lab Simulates the Moon to Advance Next-Gen Space Robotics Research
  5. Replacement crew docks at space station, boosts crew back to seven
  6. SpaceX Crew-12 docks to ISS beginning long-duration mission
  7. NASA, SpaceX ace astronaut launch to the space station on Friday the 13th
  8. Infleqtion and NASA to fly first quantum gravity sensor to space on QGGPf mission
  9. NASA performs Artemis II seal repairs and analysis post-wet dress
  10. NASA study: non-biologic processes don't fully explain Mars organics
  11. NASA and partners conduct Crew-12 Flight Readiness Review
  12. UC San Diego-led EDGE satellite mission selected by NASA
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  1. NASA rocket to conduct CT scan of auroral electricity
January 2026 3 events
  1. AI Drives New Opportunities and Risks in Space
  2. S4 Severe Solar Radiation Storm in progress per NOAA GOES-19
  3. Who gets to inherit the stars? A space ethicist on what we're not talking about