NASA Faces Pivotal Year Amid China’s Steady Advancements In Space
A long-exposure view from the ISS on Oct. 13 shows a cloudy Pacific Ocean off the coast of Chile as the station orbited 265 mi. above Earth. On the right, the Soyuz MS-27 spacecraft is docked to the Prichal module adjoining Russia’s Nauka science lab.
Credit: NASA
Five years ago, SpaceX was in the midst of its first crew rotation mission to the International Space Station. Blue Origin was 13 flights into a 15-flight program to test its suborbital New Shepard system without crew before owner Jeff Bezos and guests would become its first passengers. At the same...
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