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Jeff Foust

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Senior writer, @SpaceNews_Inc. Tips? DMs open, email [email protected], or on Signal: jfoust.58. Also @jfoust.bsky.social.

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#Testflight1 Update: We’ve completed our investigation into the payload fairing anomaly on May 15. What happened? The payload fairing was triggered during a vehicle shutdown by an unexpected power surge, caused by electrical backfeed from downstream devices. 1/2

#Testflight1 Update:

We’ve completed our investigation into the payload fairing anomaly on May 15. 

What happened?

The payload fairing was triggered during a vehicle shutdown by an unexpected power surge, caused by electrical backfeed from downstream devices.

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Catch me if you can! 🏎️💨 RESILIENCE status: nominal Distance above the Lunar surface: ca. 100 km Current orbital phase: Low lunar orbit, traveling at ca. 5,800 km/h RESILIENCE snapped this photo of the lunar surface prior to the successful completion of an orbital control

Catch me if you can! 🏎️💨

RESILIENCE status: nominal
Distance above the Lunar surface: ca. 100 km
Current orbital phase: Low lunar orbit, traveling at ca. 5,800 km/h

RESILIENCE snapped this photo of the lunar surface prior to the successful completion of an orbital control
NASA History Office (@nasahistory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

5 years ago #OTD, Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken made history as the first astronauts to fly on SpaceX's Crew Dragon. Their Demo-2 spaceflight was the first to launch from US soil since NASA's final shuttle flight in 2011.

5 years ago #OTD, Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken made history as the first astronauts to fly on <a href="/SpaceX/">SpaceX</a>'s Crew Dragon. Their Demo-2 spaceflight was the first to launch from US soil since <a href="/NASA/">NASA</a>'s final shuttle flight in 2011.
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🎉 #50YearsOfESA: we're 50 today and #ESAarchives organised a special gift for the occasion! With big thanks to France Diplomacy 🇫🇷🇪🇺, we have for the first time opened a digital copy of the unique and original ESA Convention, along with a copy of the Final Act of the Conference of

🎉 #50YearsOfESA: we're 50 today and #ESAarchives organised a special gift for the occasion! With big thanks to <a href="/francediplo_EN/">France Diplomacy 🇫🇷🇪🇺</a>, we have for the first time opened a digital copy of the unique and original ESA Convention, along with a copy of the Final Act of the Conference of
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Since it looks like Twitter ate my earlier post, here's the link to the detailed NASA FY26 budget documents. New initiatives in exploration, but a lot of science missions proposed for cancellation/ nasa.gov/fy-2026-budget…

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One ESCAPADE/New Glenn tidbit buried in the budget: "NASA is in the process of establishing an updated schedule and cost profile to enable this mission to ride on the second launch of New Glenn."

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One of the proposed areas of restructuring under NASA's FY26 budget is to eliminate all center-level public relations and consolidate it within NASA HQ (which will also be reduced from $39.9 million to $33.8 million). Budget docs: nasa.gov/fy-2026-budget…

One of the proposed areas of restructuring under NASA's FY26 budget is to eliminate all center-level public relations and consolidate it within NASA HQ (which will also be reduced from $39.9 million to $33.8 million).

Budget docs: nasa.gov/fy-2026-budget…
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Success 8: Achieved ✅🌔 RESILIENCE has now completed all orbital maneuvers while in lunar orbit and is now readying for its landing attempt on June 5, 2025 (UTC/EDT). This marks a critical turning point for Mission 2 - the final technical milestone before descent.

Blue Origin (@blueorigin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Crew Capsule reached an apogee of 340,290 ft AGL/343,937 ft MSL (104 km AGL/105 km MSL). The booster reached an apogee of 339,963 ft AGL/343,610 ft MSL (104 km AGL/105 km MSL) Official launch time was 8:39:11 AM CDT/13:39:11 UTC. Capsule landing occurred at 8:49:18 AM

Semafor (@semafor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🟡 SCOOP: The White House is likely to pull the nomination of Jared Isaacman to be the next NASA administrator, just days before he was set to receive a confirmation vote in the Senate, Shelby Talcott and Burgess Everett report. semafor.com/article/05/31/…

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From a WH spokesperson on reports it was withdrawing Jared Isaacman’s nomination to lead NASA: “It’s essential that the next leader of NASA is in complete alignment with President Trump’s America First agenda and a replacement will be announced directly by President Trump soon.”