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Rocket Report: Daytona rocket delayed again; Bahamas tells SpaceX to hold up

  • When Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket will fly again?
  • Phantom Space delays Daytona launch, again.
  • It appears the Minotaur IV rocket still exists.
  • French launch firm gets some funding runway.
  • RFA gets a new CEO.
  • Blue Origin launches all-female mission.
  • Bahamas to SpaceX: Let's press pause.
  • NASA will fly on Soyuz for a while longer
  • Falcon 9 sets reuse record.
  • The real story behind the Space Shuttle legislation.
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Trump official to Katy Perry and Bezos’ fiancée: “You cannot identify as an astronaut”

The bottom line is that there is no relevant federal definition of an astronaut. Duffy's own agency certainly doesn't claim responsibility for making that designation.

Regardless, it's not really his call. You may not like Perry's music or her association with Dr. Luke. But if she wants to call herself an astronaut, there's no one who can tell her she's not. Personally, I'm happy to call her one, along with the many other amazing women who have only reached space in the last few years because of the suborbital space tourism vehicles developed by Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic. The more the merrier.

I find it much better to live in a world where space tourism is actually happening, rather than one in which it is not.

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Why are two Texas senators trying to wrest a Space Shuttle from the Smithsonian?

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SpinLaunch—yes, the centrifuge rocket company—is making a hard pivot to satellites

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Starliner’s flight to the space station was far wilder than most of us thought

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Europe’s quest to finally land on Mars takes another turn