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Analysis: You’re fired! Joe Biden beats Donald Trump in US Presidential Election…but what does this mean for Space?

Analysis: You’re fired! Joe Biden beats Donald Trump in US Presidential Election…but what does this mean for Space?

by David Todd | Nov 9, 2020 | Seradata News, SLS, Space politics

After a record-breaking turnout and tense counts in swing states, Democrat challenger Joe Biden beat Republican incumbent President Donald Trump in the US Presidential election. Although more votes were cast for Trump than in 2016, he was beaten by Biden both in the...
Pence commits NASA to human return to the Moon before 2024 as it goes cold on further development of SLS

Pence commits NASA to human return to the Moon before 2024 as it goes cold on further development of SLS

by David Todd | Mar 27, 2019 | Apollo, Blue Origin, exploration, NASA, Seradata News, SLS, SpaceX

The Trump Administration has signalled a change of space policy on a human return to the Moon. Addressing the National Space Council in Huntsville, Alabama, and hinting that the USA was in effect in a race with China, US Vice President Mike Pence called for a human...
IAC 2018 Bremen: SLS future is assured for now as ICPS “tweak” improvements are planned alongside EUS upgrades

IAC 2018 Bremen: SLS future is assured for now as ICPS “tweak” improvements are planned alongside EUS upgrades

by David Todd | Oct 15, 2018 | Launches, NASA, SLS, Technology

While the SLS Block I variant is nearly certain to achieve flight status, new heavy-lift rockets on the block threaten to usurp later variants of this huge US$20 billion Heavy Lift launch vehicle (HLV). Nevertheless, during the Heads of Agencies’ press conference,...
Todd May – the well-regarded “midwife” of SLS – is to retire from NASA

Todd May – the well-regarded “midwife” of SLS – is to retire from NASA

by David Todd | Jun 12, 2018 | NASA, SLS, Technology

Napoleon once said that he did not care if his generals were any good, but rather, whether they were lucky. Todd May, was, and is, both.  The very well regarded current director of the NASA Marshall Space Center, and “midwife” of the SLS Heavy Lift launch...
Pence commits NASA to human return to the Moon before 2024 as it goes cold on further development of SLS

NASA rethink: SLS Block 1 is likely to fly humans after all…as China’s space programme plans its own “Taikonaut” lunar landings

by David Todd | Apr 26, 2018 | China, exploration, NASA, Seradata News, SLS

After US Congress decided to cancel the human-rating of the Delta IV upper-stage-derived ICPS (Interim Cryogenic Propulsion System) it looked as though the SLS Block 1 rocket (itself delayed until 2020) would only ever fly once on an unmanned flight called EM-1...
Bookmaker was right: Orion will be next US crewed capsule if first SLS launch carries humans…and Musk does not do it first

Bookmaker was right: Orion will be next US crewed capsule if first SLS launch carries humans…and Musk does not do it first

by David Todd | Feb 25, 2017 | exploration, NASA, Seradata News, SLS

A couple of years ago a UK/Irish bookmaker (Paddy Power) was offering odds on which US spacecraft would carry the next humans into space. Its wisdom is now becoming apparent. For instead of choosing commercial crew contractees, Boeing or SpaceX, with their respective...
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