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Retired Van Allen Probe A Reenters Over Eastern Pacific After Solar Activity Speeds Orbital Decay

An unusually active solar maximum expanded the upper atmosphere, increasing drag that drove the satellite back to Earth years sooner than forecast.

NASA’s Van Allen Probe A On Track for Uncontrolled Reentry in March 10 Window

NASA, Space Force Track Imminent Reentry of Van Allen Probe A

NASA Pauses Most Swift Operations to Buy Time for June Reboost

NASA Pushes Earliest Artemis II Launch to Feb. 8 as Florida Freeze Disrupts Countdown

Crew-11 Returns to Earth After First Medical-Driven Early Evacuation From the ISS

Crew-11 Splashes Down Off California After First ISS Medical Evacuation

NASA and Space Force Put Four DiskSats in Orbit on Rocket Lab Electron

MAVEN Still Silent as Data Point to Unexpected Spin and Possible Orbit Change

NASA Still Can't Reach MAVEN Mars Orbiter After Dec. 6 Occultation

NASA Cuts Starliner Missions, Sets Uncrewed Test Flight for 2026

Blue Origin Launches NASA’s ESCAPADE on New Glenn and Sticks First Booster Landing

Blue Origin Sets Nov. 9 New Glenn Launch to Send NASA’s ESCAPADE Twins Toward Mars

NASA Concludes Deep-Space Laser Demo With Psyche’s Final Downlink at 218 Million Miles

SpaceX Launches Debut Cygnus XL to ISS; Falcon 9 Booster Lands at Cape

NASA Seeks Industry Feedback for 100 kW Lunar Fission Power System

NASA’s TRACERS Satellites Poised for Vandenberg Launch to Probe Solar-Earth Magnetic Link

Astronauts Reflect on Nine-Month ISS Stay and Reaffirm Confidence in Boeing's Starliner

NASA Plans Uncrewed Starliner Test to Address Propulsion Issues

SpaceX Postpones ISS Crew Swap Mission Due to Technical Issue