European Space Agency astronaut Sophie Adenot is helped out of the SpaceX Crew Dragon Freedom spacecraft after she and her crewmates splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Oct. 8 to complete a seven-month mission aboard the International Space Station.
Credit: Keegan Barger/NASA
CAPE CANAVERAL—In a 648-page solicitation, NASA outlined an ambitious scope of work for commercial entities interested in developing, building and flying a new station in low Earth orbit (LEO) to host astronauts and experiments after the International Space Station (ISS) program ends. NASA on Oct. 9...
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