A sampling of links to recent space policy, politics, and government (US and international) related space news and resource items that I found of interest:
- SLS/Orion:
- U.S. GAO – NASA Human Space Exploration: Persistent Delays and Cost Growth Reinforce Concerns over Management of Programs
- New report finds NASA awarded Boeing large fees despite SLS launch slips | Ars Technica
- GAO says NASA misrepresented costs of moon rocket – The Washington Post
- GAO Blasts NASA For Understating Cost Growth on SLS/Orion, NASA Shoots Back – SpacePolicyOnline.com
- NASA’s future Moon rocket will probably be delayed and over budget again – The Verge
- GAO: More delays and cost overruns for SLS/Orion | Behind The Black
- Commercial crew and cargo:
- U.S. GAO – NASA Commercial Crew Program: Schedule Uncertainty Persists for Start of Operational Missions to the International Space Station
- GAO Reiterates Need for NASA to Have Commercial Crew Backup Plan – SpacePolicyOnline.com
- SpaceX and Boeing continue to struggle with spacecraft designs, as watchdog raises safety concerns – The Washington Post
- Station mission planning reveals new target Commercial Crew launch dates – NASASpaceFlight.com
- Lunar Gateway:
- NASA lunar programs:
- NASA Chief Sees Private Spacecraft Potentially Reaching Moon Before U.S. Astronauts – WSJ
- PARIS: Moon is a mission for all of us – NASA chief – Flight Global
- Will humans really be back on the moon by 2024? A Q&A with space experts – POLITICO
- A new accounting for Apollo: how much did it really cost? – The Space Review
- Commercial space:
- Spaceflight safety:
- Regulation:
- Streamlining the space industry’s regulatory streamlining – The Space Review
- Check out also the Space Show interview with James A. M. Muncy available below.
- NASA management:
- US space public opinions:
- US state space:
- US military space:
- Senate NDAA Could Include Space Frontier Act, Intelligence Authorization – SpacePolicyOnline.com
- Top general says large constellations of satellites in low orbit could address key needs – SpaceNews.com
- A Case for Space 2.o: How commercial networks can enhance U.S. Government capabilities, Joseph Campagna (CEO BridgeSat) – MilsatMagazine
- OpEd: Life In A Post-JMS World—U.S. Space Superiority powered by ‘Agile’ acquisitions – MilsatMagazine
- Space Force Nears Approval as First New Military Arm Since 1947 – Bloomberg GOV
- Air Force, DoD research organizations call for space industrial policies to counter China – SpaceNews.com
- Planetary defense:
- International space
- Irish space:
- Russian space:
- Are Russian space satellites failing? It’s now harder to find out | Ars Technica
- Russia to create super-heavy carrier rocket without foreign partners – TASS
- Two commercial satellites will be launched with Proton in 2019 – TASS
- Cutting Edge Russian Glonass-M Navigation Satellite to Begin Operation Soon – Statement – Sputnik International
- Sri Lankan space:
- UAE space:
- UK space:
Webcasts:
** A Planetary Protection debate at ISDC 2019:
** The Space Show – Tue, 06/18/2019 – Robert Godwin talked “about his latest book, Manned Lunar Landing and Return, plus the untold story of Dr. Conrad Lau in developing Lunar Orbital Rendezvous (LOR”.
** The Space Show/Mars Hotel with John Batchelor & Dr. David Livingston – Wed, 06/19/2019: Dr. Robert Zubrin interviewed about “his new book, The Case for Space: How the Revolution in Spaceflight Opens Up a Future of Limitless Possibility, plus how best to do space plus lots more”.
** The Space Show – Fri, 06/14/2019 – James A. M. Muncy talked about “draft regulations for commercial space transportation and launches, rules, regulations, and much more”.
** Ireland’s National Space Strategy for Enterprise 2019-2025:
The National Space Strategy for Enterprise 2019-2025 sets out Ireland’s vision for space enterprise – to develop and support an economically sustainable and expanding space-active industry, delivering quality jobs for the economy of tomorrow. Find out more at https://dbei.gov.ie/space
** June 18, 2019 Zimmerman/Batchelor podcast | Behind The Black
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