Well, I've now been sent convincing evidence that indeed a big bit of the Crew-5 trunk was found in Colorado. So that is 4 out of 5 cases; anyone in Russia/Kazakhstan want to chime in about the 5th?

We have the confirmed T-0 for the #ReadyAimPREFIRE launch!

🚀 NZST | 7:28 pm, May 25
🚀 UTC | 07:28 am, May 25
🚀 EDT | 03:28 am, May 25
🚀 PDT | 12:28 am, May 25

Tune in from around T-20 minutes to watch live. youtube.com/live/m7nYAJ4dZ…

Electron is vertical on the pad at Launch Complex 1 for #ReadyAimPREFIRE , a climate science mission for NASA.

Summary of the locations of the trunk reentries from Dragon 2 missions planet4589.org/space/misc/tru…

SpaceX sets early June launch of next Starship test flight spacenews.com/spacex-sets-ea…

NASA and Boeing moving ahead with Starliner test flight after propulsion issues spacenews.com/nasa-and-boein…

A journey of 1.6 billion miles starts with a cross-country flight. ✈️🚀 Our spacecraft has arrived NASA's Kennedy Space Center ahead of the launch slated for October! Thanks for the lift, U.S. Air Force. go.nasa.gov/3wQzpiq

The discovery of SpaceX Dragon trunk debris from the Crew-7 mission in North Carolina, following debris from the Ax-3 trunk in Saskatchewan and from the Crew-1 trunk in Australia, makes it clear that the materials from the trunk regularly survive reentry in large chunks

We are delighted to welcome Tom Shelley to our team! Tom brings nearly 20 years of experience in marketing, selling, and delivering private astronaut flights to the International Space Station. He has been instrumental in the missions of distinguished astronauts like Richard

LIVE: Tune in as NASA, Boeing Space and @ULALaunch officials hold a joint media teleconference to discuss #Starliner updates as they continue to evaluate a path toward launching Boeing's Crew Flight Test. youtube.com/live/hyoXOd8zK…

Starship is designed to fundamentally alter humanity’s access to space, ultimately enabling us to make life multiplanetary. The third flight test of Starship and Super Heavy was an important step on the road to rapidly reliable reusable rockets.

spacex.com/updates/#fligh…

SpaceX: goal for the flight is 'demonstrating the ability to return and reuse Starship and Super Heavy. The primary objectives will be executing a landing burn and soft splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico with the Super Heavy booster, and achieving a controlled entry of Starship.'

Less than 24 hours to go until the first PREFIRE satellite is on its way to orbit!

Target launch time
🚀 NZST | 7:15 pm, May 25
🚀 UTC | 07:15 am, May 25
🚀 EDT | 03:15 am, May 25
🚀 PDT | 12:15 am, May 25

NASA defends Artemis cost and schedule amid planning of possible changes spacenews.com/nasa-defends-a…

EU and ESA seek increased competitiveness of European space sector spacenews.com/eu-and-esa-see…

The ranking member, Sen. Moran, then asks if Artemis should be _the_ priority for NASA given geopolitics. Nelson said it should be one of the top priorities, but stops short of agreeing it is the most important.