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• NASA: Artemis III will not land on the moon  
  Artemis IV may see humans returning to the moon in 2028.
  
  
• Despite clouds and fog, SpaceX successfully launches Starlink mission  
  The Falcon 9 rocket launched carrying the Starlink 6-108 mission from Space Launch Complex 40.
  
  
• Planets on parade: Rare 6 planets line up in the sky  
  Six planets will align in the sky early on Feb. 28.
  
  
• Crew-11 astronaut with mission-ending medical issue identifies self  
  NASA astronaut Mike Fincke thanked his fellow astronauts and NASA's medical team after he suffered a medical issue onboard the space station.
  
  
• NASA to roll back its Artemis II moon rocket for repairs  
  NASA will use a crawler transporter to move the Space Launch System rocket and its Orion capsule back to the Vehicle Assembly Building.
  
  
• SpaceX launches Starlink satellites into nice skies  
  The Falcon 9 rocket sent up Starlink 6-110 mission from Space Launch Complex 40.
  
  
• Selma-to-Montgomery march  
  During one of the most trying times in America, the Southeast's weather did not help the ongoing battle for justice.
  
  
• Tourists change plans in hopes of seeing Artemis II launch  
  The new issue for Artemis has pushed the launch date to a possible April launch; Space Coast visitors are adjusting their plans accordingly.
  
  
• NASA to rollback Artemis moon rocket due to helium flow issue; March launch canceled  
  This new issue has pushed the launch date to a possible April launch.
  
  
• NASA sets March 6 as earliest moon mission opportunity after successful practice  
  If a flight readiness review goes well and a launch date is set, the crew will head from Houston to KSC not long after.
  
  
• NASA conducts second Artemis II wet dress rehearsal  
  NASA took another crack at fueling its giant moon rocket Thursday after leaks halted the initial dress rehearsal.
  
  
• NASA labels Starliner danger level as Type A, same as Challenger  
  A NASA official said the U.S. space agency "failed" the Starliner astronauts.
  
  
• SpaceX aims to launch nearly 30 Starlink satellites  
  The company plans to send up its Falcon 9 rocket with Starlink 10-36 mission from Space Launch Complex 40.
  
  
• Mae C. Jemison: The first African American woman in space  
  Jemison has been an inspiration her entire life.
  
  
• Cape Canaveral prepares to improve infrastructure as launch rates increase  
  The city of Cape Canaveral is looking at ways to fund infrastructure resiliency as the Space Coast's launch rate continues to increase.
  
  
• NASA to conduct second wet dress rehearsal of Artemis II  
  The U.S. space agency is eyeing Thursday for a second wet dress rehearsal.
  
  
• Crew-12 docks with the International Space Station on Valentine’s Day  
  Crew-12 will be spending the next eight months conducting various experiments.
  
  
• NASA, SpaceX defy superstitions with successful launch on Friday the 13th  
  Friday morning, four crew members of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 mission successfully launched.
  
  
• SpaceX’s Falcon 9 successfully launches and lands after Crew-12 liftoff  
  For the first time in Florida, a SpaceX rocket returned near the launch site.
  
  
• How to see the Crew-12 launch  
  The instantaneous launch is set to take place at 5:15 a.m. ET.
  
  
• ULA launches U.S. Space Force tracking satellites; 'observation' was noticed during liftoff  
  ULA’s Vulcan rocket lifted off at 4:22 a.m. ET from Space Launch Complex-41 from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
  
  
• Poor weather forces NASA to push Crew-12 launch  
  NASA is now eyeing Thursday for the Crew-12 launch.
  
  
• Musk vows to put data centers in space and run them on solar power but experts have their doubts  
  Elon Musk vowed this week to upend another industry just as he did with cars and rockets — and once again he's taking on long odds.
  
  
• NASA to review Artemis II test data as it eyes March launch  
  The liquid hydrogen leak and the bitter cold weather impacted many aspects of the test, NASA stated.
  
  
• Falcon 9 issue may push back Crew-12 launch  
  An issue with the Falcon 9 rocket during re-entry has forced SpaceX to hold off on launches until the cause has been resolved.
  
  
• NASA says it detected leak on Artemis II moon rocket during testing  
  The leak exceeded allowable limits, NASA stated.
  
  
• Looking back at Artemis I as NASA makes final preps for Artemis II mission  
  In 2022, NASA attempted to launch the uncrewed Artemis I mission many times, with either mechanical problems or Mother Nature getting in the way.
  
  
• Watch: Astronauts poised for moon trip aboard Artemis II  
  Artemis II will do a crewed fly-by of the Moon.
  
  
• FAA recommends 44 launches per year for SpaceX’s Starship  
  The report recommended that SpaceX could pursue up to 44 launches per year from Kennedy Space Center.
  
  
• Students studying about the next mission to the moon, history of flight  
  Some Viera Middle School students are part of a program to help them understand the importance of developing future engineers and aviators.
  
  
• Blue Origin puts a pause on New Shepard launches to focus on the moon  
  Blue Origin stated it wants to focus on its "lunar capabilities."
  
  
• 'Rare arctic outbreak' causes NASA to delay Artemis II fueling test  
  The new earliest launch date is now Sunday, Feb. 8.
  
  
• SpaceX hits milestone with 11,000 Starlink satellites  
  More than 11,000 Starlink satellites have been launched since 2019.
  
  
• How the lessons learned from the Challenger disaster apply to Artemis rockets  
  An expert at Florida Tech explains why the cold weather should not impact Artemis II.
  
  
• SpaceX's launches U.S. Space Force GPS satellite  
  The Falcon 9 rocket sent up GPS III-9 mission.
  
  
• Central Florida man reflects on Challenger disaster 40 years later  
  The seven astronauts on board were killed when the Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart 73 seconds after liftoff on Jan. 28, 1986.
  
  
• NASA sets date for Artemis II fueling test  
  A wet dress rehearsal simulates the launch of the Artemis II moon rocket.
  
  
• Titusville’s American Space Museum to auction off NASA rocket engine  
  There are a lot of various items up for auction, with many from the Apollo missions.
  
  
• How weather caused the loss of the Space Shuttle Challenger  
  Weather was a major factor in the Challenger accident Jan. 28, 1986.
  
  
• NASA Day of Remembrance solemn time to reflect on lost astronauts  
  A ceremony was held where astronauts' memories and service to our country in America’s pursuit of space exploration were honored.
  
  
• Blue Origin launches New Shepard NS-38 manned mission  
  The six are part of the NS-38 mission.
  
  
• Crew-11 avoids details of medical episode that cut mission short  
  Crew-11 and NASA would not identify the astronaut or what the medical issue was.
  
  
• Northern lights could be visible for parts of the country on Monday night  
  A Geomagnetic Storm Watch is in effect tonight.
  
  
• Weather not a concern for Starlink launch  
  The Falcon 9 rocket sent up the Starlink 6-100 mission from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
  
  
• NASA rolls out SLS rocket for Artemis II moon mission  
  It will begin its slow 4-mile ground journey from the Vehicle Assembly Building to Launch Pad 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.
  
  
• NASA says astronaut suffered ‘serious medical condition’ on ISS  
  The unnamed astronaut is in stable condition and in good spirits, stated NASA.
  
  
• Crew-11 splashes down; mission ends early after astronaut has medical episode  
  This is the International Space Station's first medical evacuation.
  
  
• Despite forecast, SpaceX launches Starlink satellites  
  The Falcon 9 rocket sent up the Starlink 6-98 mission.
  
  
• SpaceX launches nearly 30 Starlink satellites  
  Close to 30 Starlink satellites will be in low-Earth orbit.
  
  
• The University of Texas System signs new Space Act agreement with NASA  
  According to NASA’s records, this agreement marks the third active partnership the UT System has with NASA, the other two signed in November 2025.
  
  
• Crew-11 prepares for early return to Earth as astronaut deals with medical issue  
  The undocking of Crew-11's capsule from the International Space Station is set for early Wednesday evening.
  
  
• Texas A&M researchers explore farming on Martian soil  
  Texas A&M researchers are studying how plants could grow in Martian soil with experiments sent to the International Space Station.
  
  
• SpaceX sends up Florida's 2nd launch of 2026  
  Starlink 6-96 mission took off from Space Launch Complex 40.
  
  
• UCF doctor shares medical insight on International Space Station  
  Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta describes what type of training an assigned crew medical officer goes through.
  
  
• Crew-11 mission cut short after astronaut has medical issue  
  NASA has not released the name of the astronaut.
  
  
• SpaceX kicks off 2026 with first Florida launch  
  The Starlink 6-88 mission was Florida's first launch of 2026.
  
  
• 'Wolf Moon': 2026's first full moon will also be a supermoon  
  The Wolf Moon will brighten the skies this weekend.
  
  
• Record number of Space Coast launches expected in 2026  
  That shattered the previous tally of 93 last year.
  
  
• SpaceX is reportedly considering a land swap with the government  
  The swap would give acreage from a wildlife preserve in exchange for land in Cameron County.
  
  
• United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno resigns  
  Under Tory Bruno, the Colorado-based ULA has seen a number of achievements, such as the successful launch of the company’s new Vulcan rocket in 2024.
  
  
• Space industry expected to grow in 2026  
  The U.S. space economy could be worth $428 billion over the next decade.
  
  
• Wrapping up 2025 with the winter solstice and a meteor shower  
  Former NASA rocket scientist Kevin DeBruin explains what makes both the winter solstice and the Ursid meteor shower unique.
  
  
• Space Florida hopes to advance aerospace industry with proposed state funding  
  Space Florida says it's looking forward to working with state and local partners to come up with the best solutions it can for improvements.
  
  
• Blue Origin successfully launches New Shepard NS-37 manned mission  
  The mission sent up six new astronauts, including the first wheelchair-bound person in space.
  
  
• The Ursid meteor shower arrives, the last of 2025  
  The last meteor shower of 2025 peaks this week; the Ursids. Here's all you need to know.
  
  
• Isaacman sworn in as 15th NASA Administrator  
  Isaacman sworn in as 15th NASA Administrator.
  
  
• Senate confirms Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator in do-over after Musk feud  
  Isaacman, who has promised to bring a business-minded approach to the space agency, was confirmed in a bipartisan vote, 67-30.
  
  
• SpaceX launches 29 Starlink satellites  
  SpaceX sent up its Falcon 9 rocket from Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center for the Starlink 6-99 mission.
  
  
• Brevard County pushes for public hearing on Blue Origin’s wastewater dumping permit  
  An online petition against the permit extension has over 40,000 signatures.
  
  
• ULA launches nearly 30 Amazon Leo satellites  
  The Atlas V 551 rocket’s first-stage booster does not land on a droneship or landing zone, like SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket.
  
  
• NASA switches to Boeing for Artemis astronaut transport vans after Canoo goes bankrupt  
  The three EV vans were supposed to transport Artemis astronauts to the launchpad before going to the moon.
  
  
• SpaceX sends up more than 2 dozen satellites to join Starlink constellation  
  The company's Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station with the satellites on board.
  
  
• SpaceX successfully launches U.S. security satellite into orbit  
  This is a top-secret mission for the National Reconnaissance Office and U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command.
  
  
• SpaceX launches another batch of Starlink satellites  
  More than two dozens satellites were aboard the Falcon 9 rocket that took off at 5:26 p.m.
  
  
• SpaceX receives lawsuit over Freeport valve explosion in machine shop  
  A lawsuit has been filed against SpaceX and New Gen Products regarding injuries sustained from an explosion of a Freeport valve in a machine shop.
  
  
• December's 'Cold Moon' will be the final supermoon of the year  
  The full moon peaks at 6:14 p.m. EST on Thursday, Dec. 4.
  
  
• Billionaire spacewalker Jared Isaacman back before the Senate seeking NASA’s top job  
  Jared Isaacman appeared before the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee in Washington eight months after his first nomination hearing.
  
  
• SpaceX skirts the weather to launch 29 Starlink satellites  
  The satellites will head to low-Earth orbit to join the thousands already there.
  
  
• Air Force clears SpaceX to build Starship launch pad at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station  
  SpaceX is one step closer to bringing Starship launches from Texas to Brevard County.
  
  
• Number of launches from Space Coast expected to soar in coming years  
  The Department of the Air Force has allocated $800 million to Brevard County to reshape the current infrastructure to support more future launches.
  
  
• Blue Origin renews permit to dump 500k gallons of wastewater daily into Indian River  
  Environmentalists have started a petition to the agreement.
  
  
• Elon Musk's SpaceX drives $13 billion economic impact in South Texas  
  The company’s Starbase headquarters have added over $13 billion to the South Texas economy over the past two years.
  
  
• SpaceX’s Starlink launch is the 100th for Florida this year  
  Last year’s record of 93, which broke the previous year’s record of 74, was broken by the Blue Origin launch of NASA’s Mars mission.
  
  
• Falcon 9’s first-stage booster has successful 12th launch in Starlink mission  
  The 29 satellites joined nearly 9,000 in orbit.
  
  
• Catch the dazzling Leonid meteor shower  
  The Leonid meteor shower will be visible until the night of November 20.
  
  
• Woman to be sentenced for falsely accusing astronaut wife of space crime  
  Summer Heather Worden has pleaded guilty to accusing her now ex-wife of illegally accessing her bank account from the International Space Station.
  
  
• FAA ends commercial space launch-limit times  
  Daytime and early-evening launches resume nationwide.
  
  
• In a rare double launch window, SpaceX launches Starlink satellites  
  SpaceX launched Starlink 6-89 mission at the same time.
  
  
• SpaceX sends up the first of two double Starlink launches  
  SpaceX launched a total of 58 Starlink satellites from two Falcon 9 rockets during the same launch window.
  
  
• Hillsborough County students inducted into John Glenn Top Gun Academy Aerospace Honor Society  
  Already comfortable in their blue flight suits, students from Stewart Middle Magnet School were officially inducted Friday.
  
  
• Amazon changes name of its Project Kuiper satellites to Amazon Leo  
  It is a nice play on words for low-Earth orbit and the Zodiac constellation Leo.
  
  
• ULA launches ViaSat-3 mission after valve issue  
  The ViaSat-3 Flight 2 mission took off from the Atlas V 551 rocket from Space Launch Complex-41.
  
  
• Blue Origin launches NASA’s Mars mission despite issues, scrubs; becomes second company to land rocket on droneship  
  After dealing with space weather and issues, Blue Origin launched two satellites to Mars.
  
  
• Solar storms bring colorful northern lights to unexpected places in the U.S.  
  A rare, powerful solar storm could light up the sky across the U.S. again Wednesday night.
  
  
• PHOTOS: Glimmers of the northern lights captured on Florida cameras  
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• PHOTO GALLERY: Northern lights visible across the country  
  See pictures of the northern lights around the U.S.
  
  
• Blue Origin will attempt New Glenn launch of Mars mission Wednesday  
  It will send up NASA’s ESCAPADE mission, which will see two satellites head to Mars.
  
  
• SpaceX launches Starlink 6-87 mission  
  Because of the FAA’s new order, SpaceX adjusted its launch time for the Starlink 6-87 mission.
  
  
• FAA orders stop of commercial space launches during certain hours  
  The order is to “ensure the safety of aircraft and the efficiency of the National Airspace System.”
  
  
• Fireball seen across Florida likely from old Chinese rocket  
  Early Saturday morning, residents in Central Florida witnessed a streak of light across the sky.