Charles Boyer covers the Eastern Range for TalkOfTitusville.com. His reporting is syndicated here — headlines and summaries live on MaxQ, and the full stories open on Talk of Titusville.
It’s currently not ready to fly, and that might take a while. With news that SpaceX plans to retire its Crew Dragon sometime before 2030, focus has returned to the
NASA and SpaceX say the Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station is now targeting early October, allowing time to finish pre-launch activities and readiness reviews and to coordinate station
Before SpaceX attempts a launch of Starship Heavy from Kennedy Space Center, the company must file paperwork with different departments of the federal government as well as set up monitoring
A Chinese tourist who flew a consumer drone from a Playalinda Beach parking lot in July is now facing federal charges after the aircraft climbed above the mangroves and recorded
Forty-four years ago today, a NASA surplus Minuteman second stage lifted off from a remote stretch of the Texas coast and demonstrated something that had never been proven before: private
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has pushed back publicly against a retired senior NASA manager who warned this week that the agency is on track to lose certified American access to
Sierra Space named no customers and disclosed no contract values, but this week’s announcement sharpens the Sierra’s pivot toward national security work for Dream Chaser ahead of a debut still
NASA said Tuesday it has selected the company to build and operate its Mars Telecommunications Network, a purpose-built relay system meant to deliver high-bandwidth communications and navigation services to spacecraft
NASA and SpaceX have taken the launch date for Crew-13 off the calendar after teams found an oxidizer leak in the Dragon spacecraft’s propulsion system. The leak was found during
SpaceX launched NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Sunday morning aboard Falcon Heavy. Liftoff was at 7:26 am ET from LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center. And seven and a half
If you were planning to get up in the middle of the night and head over to Playalinda to watch the Nancy Roman Grace Space Telescope launch on Falcon Heavy
SpaceX officials announced today that the company has concluded launching Starlink missions from Cape Canaveral aboard Falcon 9. That last bit — aboard Falcon 9 — is important. Once Starship
The deepest lunar eclipse in nearly two years arrives Thursday night, and the Space Coast has one of the best seats on Earth for the event. Our home planet’s shadow
Forty-nine years ago today at 10:29 AM ET, two solid rocket motors lit at Launch Complex 41 and moved a 157-foot Titan IIIE-Centaur off the pad with 2.4 million pounds
SpaceX has applied for state environmental permits to build a static fire test stand for Starship at Kennedy Space Center, according to application materials submitted to the St. Johns River
NASA has invited India—already part of the Artemis Accords—to explore collaboration on the space agency’s moon base, as well as other areas of mutual interest to both countries’ space efforts.
Astronaut Mike Fincke closed out three decades at NASA on Wednesday, capping a career that put him in orbit four times aboard three different classes of spacecraft. He logged 549
Dave Limp, Blue Origin’s CEO, has outlined the reason behind the May 28th explosion of the New Glenn that was being hot-fired prior to its launch several days later: a
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman will keynote the 8th Annual Space Coast Symposium and Expo on Friday, August 21st, at the Radisson Resort at the Port in Cape Canaveral. Florida Secretary
SpaceX is set to launch three of the largest commercial satellites ever built for low Earth orbit early Wednesday, with liftoff targeted for 3:42 AM EDT from Space Launch Complex
SpaceX launched a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office early this morning aboard Falcon 9. Liftoff was at 3:10 am ET, from pad SLC-40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force
SpaceX is targeting 3:09 am ET Thursday for the launch of Falcon 9 carrying the NROL-95 payload on a classified mission for the National Reconnaissance Office. The launch will be
Cape Canaveral-based Sidus Space has tapped Alan Khalili to serve as chief financial officer, the firm announced July 24th. His appointment takes effect today, Monday, July 27, 2026. Sidus employees
Bloomberg reported Thursday that SpaceX has begun turning away satellite operators seeking dedicated Falcon 9 launches beyond 2028, citing “people familiar with the matter.” The company has also stopped accepting